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Asked on 10/31/2024
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It seems like you're interested in eye-tracking technology. At WWDC, Apple discussed various aspects of interaction and input methods, particularly in the context of visionOS and WebXR.
In the session titled "Optimize for the spatial web," it was mentioned that visionOS uses natural input methods, including using your eyes to target interaction regions in an app or webpage. This is part of Apple's effort to ensure privacy, as the highlights indicating where a user is looking are drawn by a process outside of Safari, ensuring that even the browser does not know where the user is looking.
Additionally, in the session "Build immersive web experiences with WebXR," it was explained how WebXR supports hand tracking and how gaze can be used to interact with objects in a virtual environment. However, the gaze does not continuously track; instead, it is used to initiate interactions, such as selecting objects.
If you have more specific questions about these technologies or sessions, feel free to ask!
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