
Auto pause video when you look away
Eyecon pauses the video when you stop looking at the screen, and starts it again when you look back. Someone talks to you. You reach for something. You fall asleep. The video keeps playing, you miss a few minutes, and then you drag the progress bar around hunting for the spot where you left off. Eyecon removes that whole loop. The front camera checks one thing: whether your eyes are on the screen. When they are not, Eyecon sends a pause to whatever app is playing.
Eyecon is an Android app that automatically pauses video playback when the user looks away from the screen and resumes it when they return their gaze. It utilizes the front camera to detect eye movement, eliminating the need for manual progress adjustments.
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