Valve development of "eye-vision tracking" technology players are expected to achieve eye operation

According to overseas media reports, Valve is studying "eye-tracking" technology, players will be able to play in the future can not do without the hands of the action only to operate the game. "For example, in the future, we can replace the mouse with the eye and the player can do the exact operation with the eye," said Mike Ambinder of the valve Washington Studio. "The new technology will spark a revolution in game interaction, and blinking the game will allow you to discard the mouse, keyboard and game handles."　　"This is not the first time valve to express the willingness to innovate the traditional way of doing things," Valve founder Gabe Newell said last year that "biometrics" technology will be critical in the future development of the gaming industry. "We've seen a lot of possibilities from the Wii's success, and we want eye-control operations to be the next generation of game interaction," Gabe Newell said. "We are now cautiously pursuing this project, and success will have a huge impact on the gaming industry in the future." "A year ago, Gabe Newell also said they were studying the topic of gesture recognition, but it was first implemented by Microsoft's Kinect."