Here are three takeaways:
1. VCU researchers created a mobile cart equipped with an extendable arm on which a laptop rests.
2. Above the keyboard, a thin, eye-gazer device called Tobii uses infrared technology to perform a computer mouse’s functions.
3. Patients use their eyes to perform mouse and keyboard functions.
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