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Gaze Controlled Interface For Limited Mobility Environment

This paper investigates design constraints for developing GUI (Graphical User Interfaces) in limited mobility environments. In particular, we have presented a gaze controlled interface for users with severe physical impairment and for pilots in military aviation who are constrained by situational impairment. We have developed and implemented algorithms to investigate visual search pattern and improve pointing and selection tasks in eye gaze controlled GUI. User studies in both environments show that for situational impaired users, there is improved flying performance and significant reduction in pointing and selection times for secondary mission control tasks compared to existing interaction systems.