5 Key Takeaways
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A new eye-tracking system harnesses energy from blinking, using a triboelectric nanogenerator for power without external sources.
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The device operates in complete darkness, eliminating safety concerns associated with infrared illumination in traditional eye tracking.
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Experimental results show the system can detect eye movements with 99% accuracy, even in low-light environments.
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Material choice, including polydimethylsiloxane, ensures optical transparency, durability, and biocompatibility without ocular irritation.
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This innovative approach could revolutionize wearable ophthalmic devices by utilizing the natural reflex of blinking for power.
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