Iris, an awesome eye-tracking camera designed by Mimi Zou, uses biometrics to identify people based off of their unique iris signatures. It can use this information to load preferred settings of the user, and can be controlled by the user’s eye movements. Widening or narrowing their eyelids will allow users to zoom in and out, and double blinking will take a picture. The camera also allows the capability of tagging photos of people or places, and can upload files instantly through a Wifi connection.

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