Privacy user interfaces for eye-tracking Sören Preibusch 20 November 2014 @ W3C Workshop on Privacy and User-Centric Controls
How eye-tracking works Tobii
Time-stamped gaze data plus semantics www.evocinsights.com
Opportunities and applications One-off research tasks Mainstream, continuous User interface testing (online, physical) Attention monitoring Package design Relevance measurement Store planning, shelf layout Ad billing Drowsiness detection Niche applications Input modality (for disabled, kiosks) Various medical diagnosis Sports performance support Security, law enforcement
Eye-tracking output data Gaze data Biometrics Gaze direction and point User re-identification Combined with object of interest Inferred: age, medical condition Eye data Preferences and lifestyle Eye presence Eye position and movement Eyelid closure (blinks) Pupil size and dilation
Regions of interest Miratech
Regions of interest: by gender Miratech
Potential remedies Semantic APIs Obstruction and destruction Meaningful browser APIs Eye-triggered events: ongazeenter Meaningful notice to users :seen pseudo-class, queryable Meaningful choice and control Heatmaps: getUserMedia Policy and regulation Notice and choice Privacy consequences: explain collected and inferred data Status indicators (LED, icons) Hardware and software switches
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