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Even machine can see and feel too.

Presented by
M.Shirisha
CH.Prathibha
K.Shilpa
 Introduction

 What is blue eyes technology

 Why blue eyes is used

 Technologies used

 conclusion
 Blue eyes is the technology to make computer to
sense and understand human behaviour and
feelings and respond in the proper way.

 Blue---Bluetooth connection

 Eye---->Eye movement

 Technology--Techniques
 The machines which consist of sensory ability like those of
human beings inorder to identify user actions and emotions.

 These actions and emotions can be identified by the camera and


microphone.

 BLUE : It stands for bluetooth which enables reliable wireless


communication.

 EYES:It enables user to obtain a lot of interesting and important


information.

 Bluetooth device + eye tracking device


 Emotional mouse .

 Artificial intelligent and speech recognition.

 Simple user interest tracker (SUITOR).

 The eye movement sensor.

 MAGIC
•To avoid and reduce human limitation such as

*Tiredness

•Oversight

* Mental illness etc…..


 Like humans five sense organs emotion mouse is designed
with five sensors to sense the different modes of user.
 Input words are scanned and matched against internally
stored words.
* User speaks to the computer through the microphone.
* Pattern matching is designed to look for the best fit because
of variations in loudness pitch frequency difference time gap
etc…..
 Help by fetching more information at desktop

 Notice where the users eyes focus on the screen

 Ex: if reading headline pops up the story in the browser


window…..
 In the future ordinary household devices such as televisions,
refrigerators and oven may be able to do their jobs when we
look them and speak to them

 Provide more delicate and user friendly facilities in computing


devices.

 Gap between the electronic and physical world is reduced.

 The computers can be run using implicit commands instead


of the explicit commands.

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