Tobii Ab

Morgan Viktorsson

Erland George-Svahn

Rebecka Lannsjö

Mattias Hanqvist

Andrew Ratcliff

Daniel Ricknäs

Regimantas Vegele

Guido Hermans

Simon Hugosson

Dmitrios Koufos

Jonas Alexanderson

Siavash Moghaddam

Jimmy Carlsten

Martin Chrzan

Theresia Hansson

Paul Jones Winlund

A method of operating an eye tracking system to present a portion of displayable content to a user on a display screen. The displayable content covers a range of relative angles. The method comprises: receiving a head-pose-signal; receiving a gaze-signal; using the head-pose-signal to determine a sub-range of the relative angles of the displayable content; causing the display screen to present a portion of the displayable content to the user based on the determined sub-range of relative angles; and upon detecting that the gaze-signal represents a trigger location on the display screen: calculating a glance-induced offset based on the position of the trigger location; applying the glance-induced offset to the determined sub-range of relative angles to calculate an offsetted-sub-range of relative angles; and causing the display screen to present a portion of the displayable content to the user based on the calculated offsetted-sub-range of relative angles.

Eye tracking system and methods of using an eye tracking system

Techniques for changing the presentation of information on a user interface based on presence are described. In an example, a computer system determines, based on an image sensor associated with the system, a first presence of a first user relative to a computing device. The computer system also determines an identifier of the first user. The identifier is associated with operating the computing device. The operating comprises a presentation of the user interface by the computing device. The computer system also determines, based on the image sensor, a second presence of a second person relative to the computing device. The computer system causes an update to the user interface based on the second presence.

Protection of and access to data on computing devices

Techniques for data sharing between two computing devices are described. In an example, a computer system determines a first presence of a first user relative to a first computing device. The computer system also determines a first identifier of the first user. The first identifier is associated with operating the first computing device. The operating comprises sharing data with a second computing device. The computer system also determines a second presence of a second user relative to the second computing device. The computer system also determines a second identifier of the second user. The second identifier associated with operating the second computing device. The computer system cause the data to be shared with the second computing device based on the first presence, the first identifier, the second presence, and the second identifier.

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Morgan Viktorsson