Nihav Jain, from left, Summan Mirza and Derek Mattson pose for a photo on Monday, June 27, 2016. Using hardware available for game developers, the UCF group has created a game that tracks a player's eyes and translates that to movement on the screen. (Joshua Lim/Orlando Sentinel/TNS)
Some University of Central Florida students have created a videogame that uses a device to translate a player's eye movement into movement on the screen.
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