Computer technology giant AMD is teaming up with eye tracking technology company Eyeware Tech SA to launch a spectacularly futuristic privacy app that aims to leverage eye-tracking and head-tracking tools to make it possible for computer users to achieve a higher degree of privacy for their screens.
This particular privacy app will make use of Eyeware's high-tech eye-tracking systems to darken or blur parts of the screen that a user isn't looking at. The 'Privacy View' app also offers a range of options to allow users to tweak how areas outside of their immediate field of view are blurred or darkened, allowing them to rest easy in the knowledge that their information isn't being broadcasted to all and sundry.
Set to be made available in the coming months, this privacy app represents a leap forward in the manner in which technology is utilized for the sake of protecting the privacy of computing displays.
Eye-Tracking Privacy Apps
This App Darkens Sections Of Screens That Users Are Not Looking At
Trend Themes
1. Eye-tracking Privacy - Opportunities for incorporating eye-tracking technology into privacy apps for increased protection and control over sensitive information.
2. Head-tracking Tools - Integrating head-tracking tools with eye-tracking technology to create even more advanced privacy features in computer programs.
3. Customization Options - Providing users with more customization options for privacy apps to cater to their specific needs and preferences.
Industry Implications
1. Technology - Developing and incorporating privacy apps that utilize eye-tracking technology in computer systems and devices.
2. Security - Utilizing eye-tracking technology as a security feature to protect sensitive information from unauthorized access.
3. Virtual Reality - Collaborating with eye-tracking and head-tracking technology companies to create innovative privacy and security features for virtual reality experiences.