NTT Docomo’s eye-controlled earphones use electrodes to determine the charge between your cornea and retina, so can tell when you move your eyes in a certain direction. The company’s rigged the eye-controlled earphones on show to skip tracks, pause and play and even adjust volume just with movements from left to right or up and down, and it works even when your eyes are shut.
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Take a look at the bonkers eye-controlled earphones in action in our video below – they make Sony Ericsson‘s motion sensing buds seem old hat.
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