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Gaze: the driver-monitoring eye-tracking software which could be in your next car - pictures

by: Auto Express team

23 Jun 2018

A dash-mounted sensor monitors where the driver’s eyes are looking and feeds the info to the Gaze system.
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When the driver asks Gaze for details about a point of interest, the set-up uses mapping and GPS to locate where the building is.
Tablet offers details of the point of interest, including opening times and reviews from online ratings websites
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Set-up’s computers are stored in boot. Nuance is developing system with BMW gesture control so you can also point at location for info.

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