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Found a really cool accessibility setting in visionOS that exposes your eye tracking directly It’s really trippy to see your own saccades, especially when reading lines of texts.

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CuddlySalmon | nptacek.eth's profile picture
CuddlySalmon | nptacek.eth2 years ago

have you tried the vocalization input gestures? actually found it way easier to set up tongue clicks and clucks for navigation than using the pinch gestures directly

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Azad Balabanian ᯅ2 years ago

I saw the option but haven’t used it. Sounds cool! Post a video

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Michael Becker2 years ago

Very cool debug mode - I'm not sure I understand how it improves accessibility

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Azad Balabanian ᯅ2 years ago

it's very distracting lol

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LaurieWired2 years ago

This feels like a crazy monetization avenue for eventual advertisements. Instead of CPM, we'll start to optimize for CPEF (cost per eye focus) lol

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Swa2 years ago

Do I have someting set funny? Mine has highlighted all words and buttons since I opened mine on day one.

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Azad Balabanian ᯅ2 years ago

No, that’s how it works by default but it’s much more filtered than the accessibility setting

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Jaroslav Stehlik (mystery)2 years ago

great marketing research tool! And acutally pretty affordable.

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Carlos Terminel2 years ago

wild. curious about the first-person experience of it as opposed to the screen recording — does the reticle just seem to be unmoving in the center of your vision when you're using it? or can you actually perceive the saccades?

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Azad Balabanian ᯅ2 years ago

no, it's definitely moving and is at the center of wherever I'm looking at. It's super fast too. Very distracting

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