DIY Apple Vision Pro: Controlling a Website with Your Eyes
2025-06-12
Inspired by Apple Vision Pro, but lacking the $3,500 price tag, the author built Eyesite: a website controlled solely by eye tracking. Leveraging the WebGazer.js library, the project achieves surprisingly accurate gaze control through a nine-point calibration process. By removing the visual cues of both the eye cursor and the mouse, the experience becomes remarkably immersive. To compensate for the inherent jitteriness of eye tracking, the UI is significantly oversized, and a minimum screen size is enforced. While the code isn't production-ready, it's a fun and creative project demonstrating the potential of web technologies; the source code is available on GitHub.
Development
web interaction