Sony's eye-tracking glasses prototype knows what you're looking at

4:00 PM PDT · June 4, 2010

Hmm. These could be dangerous. If you have a girlfriend, she could check the log and know beyond a shadow of a doubt whether you were, in fact, checking out that lady.

Thanks a lot, Sony.

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