Eye tracking in iOS 18 is like having a super-smart friend who can tell exactly where you’re looking on your phone screen.
Imagine you're playing a game on your iPad, and instead of tapping the screen with your finger, you just look at what you want to choose. That’s eye tracking, it uses special sensors in your device to know where your eyes are pointing.
How It Works
Your iPhone or iPad has tiny cameras inside that watch your face and eyes. They’re like little detective officers taking notes on where your eyes go.
When you look at something on the screen, those cameras send messages to the phone’s brain (the processor), telling it: "Look at this spot!" The phone then knows exactly what you want to click or choose, without you even touching the screen!
Why It's Cool
Examples
- A child uses their eyes to navigate a game on an iPhone without touching the screen.
- An elderly person reads text on their phone by simply looking at it.
- Someone watches videos on their iPad just by following the motion of their eyes.
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