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Development of a Hybrid Hands-off Human-Computer Interface, Based on Electromyogram Signals and Eye-Gaze Tracking.
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"Development of a Hybrid Hands-off Human-Computer Interface, Based on Electromyogram Signals and Eye-Gaze Tracking.", (2001)
Lyons E., Barreto B. and Adjouadi M.

A hybrid hands-off human computer interface that uses infrared video eye gaze tracking (EGT) and Electromyogram (EMG) signals is introduced. This system combines the advantages of both sub-systems, providing quick cursor displacement in long excursions and steady, accurate movement in small position adjustments. The hybrid system also provides a reliable clicking mechanism. The evaluation protocol used to test the system is described and the results for the hybrid, an EMG-only interface, and the standard hand-held mouse are described and compared. These results show that the hybrid system is, in an average, faster than the EMG-only system by a factor of 2 or more.