Wearable wireless interface based on brain activity and eye movement

This paper presents the development of a wearable wireless interface based on brain activity and eye movement. A low-cost electroencephalogram (EEG) headset to read human intention is combined with a custom-built eye-gaze tracker to track eye movement. This wireless, wearable interface addresses limitations in previous hybrid interfaces by restoring freedom of movement. The proposed interface allows users to find an electronic item of interest by gazing at it and turn it on by concentrating. We examine the potential of the proposed interface to fit into our daily life through our experimental scenario. The experimental scenario simulates finding and turning on devices.