This paper describes the first prototype of a gaze-based system designed for providing interactively information about dresses shown, on physical mannequins, in a shop window. Using the system the user may look at available sizes, colors, price and similar products. Due to the nature of such a system, the interaction must be touchless and natural. The developed solution uses Microsoft Kinect 2 as a device to achieve a natural gaze-based pointing approach. Results show that users evaluate positively the approach and felt positively engaged during the interaction.
['Berardina De Carolis', 'Giuseppe Palestra']
Gaze-based Interaction with a Shop Window