FISCHER@RUTGERS.ARPA (07/08/83)
From: Ron <FISCHER@RUTGERS.ARPA> This could be done in a rather straightforward manner, place a slightly convex mirror on your forehead and an infrared projector on the terminal that shines a wide beam in the shape of an "L". Place IR detectors along the top and right sides of the display. I have an objection to this technique however. Try moving your head to "aim" at different points on the screen for a few minutes. Imagine doing this all day. Would this characteristic motion persist? Making you look like a pigeon? (ron) -------
MDP@SU-SCORE.ARPA (07/11/83)
From: Mike Peeler <MDP@SU-SCORE.ARPA>
Ron,
I doubt that users of such a device would develop a tic
like that. People with glass eyes are taught to look with
their whole head, but they do not look like pigeons.
Cheers,
Mike
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