Visual Memory Augmentation: Using Eye Gaze as an Attention Filter
David Roy, Y. Ghitza, Jeffrey M Bartelma, Colleen M. Kehoe · 2004
We present two early prototype systems that leverage computer memory to augment human memory in everyday situations. Both experiments investigate the role of eye tracking as a way to detect a person's attention and use this knowledge to affect short and long term memory processes. This work is part of a larger effort underway at the MIT Media Laboratory to develop systems that work symbiotically with humans, leading to increased performance along numerous cognitive and physical dimensions [D. Roy].