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Eye Tracking
| Eye Tracking |
Eye tracking can automatically sense gaze direction. Just gaze at the screen to expand notifications or enter the notification app. When you’re busy, you don’t even need any body movements, you can easily check SMS, WeChat and other notification details through your eyes.
Enable Eye Tracking
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Go to , tap Eye Tracking.
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Eye tracking calibration is required for first use: Tap Calibrate, and gaze at the numbers that appear on the screen until the calibration is complete; Tap Done to enter Eye Tracking setting page (or tap Try now to experience eye interaction).
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Ensure Expand banner notification when gazing at it, Gaze at banner notifications to open apps is turned on.
On the setting page of Eye Tracking, turn on Show pointer. When you gaze at the banner notification, the screen will display a pointer that follows your gaze.
Eyes on the screen to open the notification
Face the screen, about 20 to 50 cm away. When you receive a banner notification, gaze it to expand or enter the app.
For example, when you receive an SMS banner notification longer than one line, gaze to expand the full content, and continuous gaze will take you to Messages interface; If the SMS banner contains only one line, gaze can enter Messages directly.
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No eye occlusion;
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Face the screen;
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Eye distance from the screen is appropriate, about 20 to 50 cm;
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The device is in portrait mode, and landscape screen is not supported.
If you manually operate the banner notification during eye interaction, eye tracking will stop. It will restart when a notification pops up again.
Disable Eye Tracking
On the setting page of Eye Tracking, turn off Expand banner notification when gazing at it and Gaze at banner notifications to open apps to turn off Eye Tracking. You can also tap Delete calibration parameters to disable the Eye Tracking function. But eye tracking will need to be calibrated again the next time you use it.
