When you look at something on screen, AI learns where your eyes rest and for how long to predict what you actually want to do next—select it, open it, or interact with it. This turns eye movement into a language the system understands, eliminating the need to confirm every glance manually.
Gaze dwell selection is an eye-tracking input method where a user activates an interface element by looking at it for a set period, allowing hands-free control for people with severe motor impairments who cannot use traditional input devices.
AI intent prediction enhances this method by anticipating which element a user is likely to select before the dwell timer completes, reducing fatigue and speeding up navigation for users who rely entirely on gaze-based control systems.
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