Using Unity to Create an Engaging Eye-Tracking Puzzle Game- a UCL & Microsoft IXN Project
Nayana Dasgupta,Farhan Mahmood & Guide Limjumroonrat Computer Science student at University College London, have been working with Microsoft and UCL IXN on their Project. The aim was to produce a rich and unique eye tracking game for individuals affected by severely disabling conditions such as Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), Motor Neurone Disease (MND) and Spinal Cord injuries. Individuals with these conditions often retain good control of their eyes, however there is a lack of applications and games that are designed for and fully support the use of eye tracking. As a result, we started developing Of Mice and Messages - a pipe-based eye tracking puzzle game where users solve each level to read the next message in an overarching storyline.
Augmented Reality for children at Great Ormond Street Hospital
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