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[Author] Erika Jonsson [Year] 2005 [Abstract] The possibility to track human eye gaze is not new. Different eye tracking devices have been available for several years. The technology has for instance been used in psychological research, usability evaluation and in equipment for disabled people. The devices have often required the user to utilize a chinrest, a biteboard or other cumbersome equipment. Hence, the use of eye tracking has been limited to restricted environments.In recent years, new non-intrusive eye tracking technology has become available. This has made it possible to use eye tracking in new, natural environments. The aim of this study was to evaluate the use of eye tracking in computer games. A literature study was made to gather information about eye tracker systems, existing eye gaze interfaces and computer games. The analysis phase included interviews with people working with human-computer interaction and game development, a focus group session and an evaluation of computer games. [Title] 
If Looks Could Kill  An Evaluation of Eye Tracking in Computer Games
Game Accessibility - The accessibility of computer games
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