Your AR Glasses Could Soon Know When You're Looking at Them
New eye-tracking tech means no more tapping or swiping to get help.
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- You can activate an AR assistant just by looking at it, no buttons or voice commands needed.
- The system shows a visible status so you know when the assistant is active.
- It's designed for multiple people in the same room, so everyone can use it without interference.
Why It Matters
This could lead to hands-free AR help for jobs like surgery or repair, making work faster and safer.