All the components needed to be big enough for eye tracking "selection" to consistently work. It's frustrating when you are trying to look at a button to press, but the eye tracking thinks you are looking elsewhere. If the screen were any small, the components wouldn't fit. I believe the dimensions should work on most computer screen sizes and just bar out mobile devices. This was also intended since the eye tracking does not work on mobile.
All the components needed to be big enough for eye tracking "selection" to consistently work. It's frustrating when you are trying to look at a button to press, but the eye tracking thinks you are looking elsewhere. If the screen were any small, the components wouldn't fit. I believe the dimensions should work on most computer screen sizes and just bar out mobile devices. This was also intended since the eye tracking does not work on mobile.
> the eye tracking does not work on mobile.
Isn't that a function of platform and not screen size?
> All the components needed to be big enough for eye tracking "selection" to consistently work.
Isn't this also a function more of angles and not pixels? A phone close to my face has the same apparent size as a computer screen farther away.