SEOUL, Dec. 24 (Korea Bizwire) — Millie’s Library, a South Korean e-book service provider, introduced Wednesday a new feature that tracks the eyes of the reader to enable the user to read an e-book without using both hands.
The new feature uses the device’s front camera to track the eyes of the reader, automatically turning the page when the reader finishes reading each page. Each page is turned simply by looking at the automatic turn button.
Millie’s Library explained that this new feature is the first of its kind in South Korea. Developed by Visual Camp, a local software developer, the new feature has been added to Millie’s Library’s exclusive book reader.
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