Blue eyes technology uses facial recognition, speech recognition, and eye tracking to create a user-friendly computer system that adapts to the user's mood. It verifies the user's identity, understands their emotions, and starts interacting with them. The system aims to increase productivity by reducing workload through moving the cursor to where the user looks and allowing tasks to be performed through voice commands. It also provides additional information to the user to reduce searching. Overall, blue eyes technology allows a computer to easily adapt to the user's needs and help perform tasks.

1. BLUE EYES TECHNOLOGY: A study has shown that people with personalities that are similar collaborate well. Dryer (1999) has also shown that people view their computer as having a personality. For these reasons, it is important to develop computers which can work well with its user. This is where the blue eyes technology comes into force. With the abilities to gather information about you and interact with you through special techniques like facial recognition, speech recognition, etc., it can even understand your emotions at the touch of the mouse. It verifies your identity, feels your presence, and starts interacting with you. So the ultimate aim of BLUE EYES TECHNOLOGY is to create a user friendly system that can increase the productivity of the user by adapting itself to the user’s mood. With the eye tracker technology it can reduce the user’s work load. It will move the cursor directly to the place where the user is staring at. The additional facility of speech recognition bestows you with the ability to just dictate commands to the computer while you can engage yourself with some other work. Using eye tracker technology the computer can use the SUITOR facility to provide the user additional info about the topic he is reading/ looking at in a tab. This will for sure reduce his job of having to search for the information all by himself. So this concept of BLUE EYE TECHNOLOGY IS SURELY A BOON. After all who would not want to own a computer that (1)can easily adapt to your mood, (2)perform tasks the moment you “actually tell” it what you want (3)help you by gathering more additional information (4)saves you the job of having to move your cursor to a long distance (5)with further additions, can even help to monitor your health.