Eye-Tracking Tablets And The Promise of Text 2.0 [Wired]

Posted by Danny Sanchez on March 29th 2010 to newspaper design,newspapers,web 2.0,web design

From Wired.com: “For example: What if those written words were watching you reading them and making adjustments accordingly? Eye-tracking technology and processor-packed tablets promise to react, based on how you’re looking at text – where you pause, how you stare, where you stop reading altogether – in a friction-reducing implementation of the Observer Effect. The act of reading will change what you are reading.”

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[Hat tip to Journerdist Will Sullivan]

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2 Responses to “Eye-Tracking Tablets And The Promise of Text 2.0 [Wired]”

  1. Steve Myers
    March 29th, 2010 | 4:34 pm

    Quick fix: Will Sullivan’s site is http://www.journerdism.com/

  2. Danny Sanchez
    March 30th, 2010 | 7:08 am

    Thanks for the heads up Steve! Got it fixed.