
Objective: Standardized questionnaire, behavior data, and eye-tracking data were conducted assessing eye-tracking assisted interaction under e-shopping scenario in explaining the promotion of interaction performance from physiological perspective. Background: With the development of new technologies, eye-tracking has been intensively conducted into Human-Computer Interaction (HCI). Except recording visual perception process, eye-tracking also has the potential to be an interactive tool like mouse and keyboard, which can improve user performance. Method: Here we built an eye-tracking assisted interaction system, enhanced system robustness by signal smoothing, and designed an e-commerce purchasing experiment in B2C webs under Windows platform in validating system usability under e-shopping scenario. Result: The eye-tracking assisted system meets or exceeds the SUS benchmark of common hardware and was highly rated in the simplicity, ease of learning and the intuitiveness; Behavioral result showed that the operation load is significantly reduced in condition with eye-tracking assisted, which proves that the user can complete the current task faster and more focused; Eye-tracking data also indicates that user’s cognition involved less and they became more focused on given tasks with the help of our system.Application: Eye-tracking assisted interaction can be integrated into tasks where there requires both mental attention and interaction efficiency; Signal smoothing module is a considerable option optimizing user experience in similar solutions.
Other Psychology, Other Computer Engineering, Engineering, Psychology, Computer Engineering, Social and Behavioral Sciences
Other Psychology, Other Computer Engineering, Engineering, Psychology, Computer Engineering, Social and Behavioral Sciences
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