Comcast has created a system to control a television in no time. The system, called Xfinity X1 Eye Control, is designed for people with physical disabilities and prevents them from using a conventional remote control. Xfinity X1 is a web-based remote that works with existing sight tracking hardware and software, SIP and Huff switches (controlled by gently blowing or sipping a tube or pipe), and other technologies. attendance. To use it, Xfinity subscribers can visit the X1 website and use their account credentials to associate the web remote with their TV box. Once the system is set up, it's easy to change channels, launch the TV guide, set up recordings, and activate features like closed captioning. It is even possible to type commands using eye movements. "Changing the channel on a television is something most of us take for granted, but until now it has been a near impossible task for millions of viewers," says Tom Wlodkowski, vice president of television. Accessibility on Comcast. "When you create a more inclusive product, you create a better experience for everyone, and we hope our new X1 feature will make a big difference in the lives of our customers."
