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This is very exciting for us and we want to thank especially all our backers - this is only possible because of you! Kickstarter is an amazing experience and we are now looking foward to bring the magic of controlling a computer with your eyes to all... (Read More)

A new remote eye tracker is making its debut on Kickstarter.com. The eyeCharm, by Nuia, is an eye tracking accessory for the Microsoft Kinect (Read More)

Hard- und Softwareindustrie sind ja stets auf der Suche nach "The next big thing". So manche, als Revolution angekündigte Neuerung verschwindet genau so schnell wieder, wie sie gekommen ist, andere Innovationen dagegen setzen sich durch, und wieder andere bleiben in ständiger Lauerstellung. (Read More)

Do you remember when you found out, that Maniac Mansion could be played in DOTT? ... replayed Pacman on Google? …or started the flight simulator out of Excel? Software needs Easter Eggs as much as Easter does. With Easter coming up we have decided... (Read More)

We covered the Ultimate Coder Ultrabook Challenge last year but that wasn’t the only competition being run by Intel to promote software development on an Ultrabook. The Ultrabook Experience Software Challenge was running too and the winning entry was 4tiitoo’s NUIA Imagine. It includes gesture control, touch control, voice control and true eye-tracking using the Tobii eye-tracking hardware. (Read More)

キーボードやマウスに触れなくても、両目を動かすだけで、PCの画面をスクロールできる。アイ・トラッキング(視線追跡)を可能にする装置『NUIA eyeCharm (NUIA アイチャーム)』である。NUIA eyeCharm (NUIA アイチャーム)の仕組みとしては、人間の顔に赤外光(視認不可)を照射し、両目の動きを分析する。その上で、数学や物理学の力を借りると、人間の視線の先に何があるかを計算できるようになるというもの。 (Read More)

The eyeCharm team is very much looking forward to seeing the eyeCharm featured on German TV channel Pro7 tonight. We had a great session with the Galileo crew and our eyeCharm this week. Funda, the host, is definitely one of the most talented eye... (Read More)

Ever want to have an eye-tracking device for your PC? How about a hologram-like technology for your mobile phone? Or, if you're an iPhone 5 user, a no-sockets-required way to charge your battery? View Full Image Kickstarter/NUIA eyeCharm offi NUIA eyeCharm, a kickstarter project that lets you control your computer with eye movements. Here are three possibly upcoming technologies to watch out for. (Read More)

The NUIA eyeCharm brings a whole new meaning to rolling your eyes. Instead of expressing annoyance, your eye movements could now control your screen if the new NUIA eyeCharm from 4tiitoo (pronounced “forty-two”) is successful. This add-on piece connects to a Microsoft Kinnect controller and uses it to track the user’s eye movements, which can in turn control the computer. (Read More)

The latest Kickstarter to catch our attention is the Nuia eyeCharm eye tracker made by 4tiitoo. The tracker is set of lenses that clips over a Kinect and a set of software that allows it to track eyes. (Read More)

All CLOSED BETA packages are gone and we still get requests for more. We get it, you guys want to start eye tracking with the eyeCharm as fast as possible! To make sure you get a chance, we have added two additional rewards: 1. A second round of 42... (Read More)

Tracking your eyes as you read a computer is a cool technology, but it’s expensive. Startup 4tiitoo says it has found a way to do it inexpensively by adding a clip-on for Microsoft’s Kinect motion-sensing system for the Xbox 360. The company launched a crowdfunding effort on Kickstarter today to raise $100,000 for the product. The experience is like getting the computer to read your mind. (Read More)

Would you like to control your computer with your eyes? Of course you would. The eye-tracking technology exists, but it's expensive. But if this Kickstarter project for the NUIA eyeCharm is successful, then eye-tracking won't be. That's the whole point. NUIA eyeCharm costs $60. Plus the cost of Kinect. (Read More)

Tracking your eyes as you read a computer is a cool technology, but it’s expensive. Startup 4tiitoo says it has found a way to do it inexpensively by adding a clip-on for Microsoft’s Kinect motion-sensing system for the Xbox 360. The company launched a crowdfunding effort on Kickstarter today to raise $100,000 for the product. The experience is like getting the computer to read your mind. (Read More)

When added onto an existing Kinect, the NUIA eyeCharm allows it to serve as an eye-tracking device. (Read More)

Tracking your eyes as you read a computer is a cool technology, but it’s expensive. But startup 4tiitoo says it has found a way to do it inexpensively, by adding a clip-on for Microsoft’s Kinect motion-sensing system for the Xbox. (Read More)

Thanks to all of you who have already pledged for us. This is such a great and emotional experience and this is only possible because of you! We are so much looking forward to bring eye tracking to your home. The eyeCharm has received great media... (Read More)

Eye tracking is becoming more and more common in main stream devices and the NUIA eyeCharm which has been launched on Kickstarter this month hopes to bring the new technology to Microsoft Kinect devices, with the use of a adapter that fits on to the front of the Kinect motion controller. (Read More)

Eye tracking technology seems set to be on the way to being the new rage piece in the tech jigsaw puzzle soon, especially when we hear that future versions of the Galaxy S4 will get eye tracking technology, while the LG Optimus G Pro has it, and here we are with the NUIA eyeCharm kit from 4tiitoo that intends to lower the overall cost of ownership for eye-tracking sensors, as they will sell the vital components as an add-on for Microsoft’s Kinect sensor. (Read More)

There's no doubt eye-tracking is going to become mainstream (we declared Tobii's eye-tracking sensor the best thing of CES 2012) over the next few years. And when it does arrive, it's going to be very expensive; Tobii's dev kit will sell for almost $1,000. 4tiitoo's NUIA eyeCharm kit could make owning an eye-tracking sensor more affordable by selling the vital components as an add-on for Microsoft's Kinect sensor. (Read More)

ave you ever seen Minority Report? That world of controlling screens with your hands and your eyes is a reality…a very expensive reality but a reality nevertheless. A new Kickstarter project from 4titoo called NUIA EyeCharmer that will enable you to control your PC with your eye’s for only $60. Right now the only other hardware that lets you control your PC with your eye’s is from Tobii and we’re looking at $1000. (Read More)

While there are countless eye-tracking devices in various stages of research, development and speculation, few so far have shown what you'd call a wallet-friendly consumer face. NUIA intends to fix that with eyeCharm, a new Kickstarter project that would give you gaze-control of your computer with a software suite and Kinect-attached device. We saw similar tech from the company earlier that used the Tobii motion detector, but to work with the more consumer-friendly (and widespread) Kinect, NUIA created the eyeCharm clip-on that adds special optics and illumination to its infrared camera. (Read More)

Eye tracking is one of the coolest emerging technologies I've seen in years, but it's still much too expensive to go mainstream. Now, Germany-based 4tiitoo is trying to change that with the NUIA EyeCharm, a $60 eye-tracking attachment for Microsoft's Kinect motion controller. (Read More)

German tech company 4tiitoo wants you to meet the NUIA eyeCharm, which transforms your Microsoft Kinect from a motion sensor to an eye motion sensor. The distinction means the difference between waving your arms to control your computer and simply moving your eyes. The project recently appeared for funding on Kickstarter and is seeking $100,000.... (Read More)

After I shelled out something like $200 for a Kinect bundle that I ended up shoving in a closet, the team at 4tiitoo may have finally given me a reason to dig the thing out. The Munich-based company recently kicked off a Kickstarter campaign to let Kinect owners control their PCs with little more than some subtle glances, thanks to a $50 add-on they’re calling the eyeCharm. (Read More)

Wie wäre es denn eigentlich wenn man bestimmte Dinge am PC einfach mit den Augen steuern könnte? Beispielsweise mit einem Blick auf den unteren Bildschirmrand einfach eine Webseite scrollen. Das möchte das Münchner Unternehmen 4tiitoo mit dem NUIA eyeCharm realisieren. (Read More)

Die Firma 4tiitoo kennt fast niemand. Der Eine oder Andere kann aber vielleicht mit dem als iPad-Killer gestarteten WeTab Tablet PC etwas anfangen. Die Mannschaft um Tore Meyer waren die Masterminds hinter der Software des WeTab. Nachdem dieses Projekt mehr oder weniger tot ist, plant Tore Meyer ein neues Vorhaben: Die Augensteuerung eines Computers mittels einer modifizierten Kinect-Hardware. (Read More)

A team of German technologists have been hard at work attempting to bring affordable eye-tracking technology to the masses. Now they’re turning to crowdsourcing for help funding their project. NUIA eyeCharm is an eye-tracking add-on designed for use with the Microsoft Kinect. (Read More)

Erfindungen gab es für die Pokerwelt schon einige, viele davon sind wieder in Vergessenheit geraten. „Nui eyeCharm for Kinect®“ ist ein neues Projekt, das Chancen hat, sich tatsächlich in der Online-Pokerwelt durchzusetzen. Mit den Augen steuert man einfach die Mouse am Bildschirm. (Read More)

In the year 2013, the digital user experience will be all about using your eyes to control the screen — at least that’s 4tiitoo’s perspective. The company has launched the official Kickstarter page for the NUIA eyeCharm for Kinect, piggybacking on Microsoft’s Xbox motion controller to offer a new way to interact with your computer. (Read More)

Die Entwickler der Software-Plattform NUIA, die das Programmieren von alternativen Steuerungskonzepten wie Sprache, Eye-Tracking und Gesten vereinfacht, wollen mit dem Hardware-Projekt eyeCharm auf Kickstarter punkten. Ziel ist es, ein günstiges Zusatzmodul für die Kinect zu entwerfen, die diese zum Eye-Tracker umfunktioniert. (Read More)

Die neueste Technology "NUIA eyeCharm" soll zukünftig den Computer mit den Augen steuern. Jan Heitmann hat die Software exklusiv für Online-Pokerspieler getestet. (Read More)