Eye-based Direct Interaction for Environmental Control in Heterogeneous Smart Environments

  • Corno F
  • Gale A
  • Majaranta P
  • et al.
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environmental control is the control, operation, and monitoring of an environment via intermediary technology such as a computer. Typically this means control of a domestic home.Within the scope of COGAIN, this environmental control concerns the control of the personal environment of a person (with or without a disability). This defines environmental control as the control of a home or domestic setting and those objects that are within that setting. Thus, we may say that environmental control systems enable anyone to operate a wide range of domestic appliances and other vital functions in the home by remote control. In recent years the problem of self-sufficiency for older people and people with a disability has attracted increasing attention and resources. The search for new solutions that can guarantee greater autonomy and a better quality of life has begun to exploit easily available state-of-the-art technology. Personal environmental control can be considered to be a comprehensive and effective aid, adaptable to the functional possibilities of the user and to their desired actions.

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Corno, F., Gale, A., Majaranta, P., & Räihä, K.-J. (2010). Eye-based Direct Interaction for Environmental Control in Heterogeneous Smart Environments. In Handbook of Ambient Intelligence and Smart Environments (pp. 1117–1138). Springer US. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-93808-0_41

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