Checking network configuration requirements not executed

Being able to know the participants’ focus of attention is important to preserve the smoothness of the checking network configuration requirements not executed and also contributes to communicate the participants’ actions under current execution. Moreover, the awareness of the attention plays a key role in any form of cooperation, since the abilities to know, recognize and understand someone’s attention are a major aspect of human interaction and communication.

A person’s gaze direction is one of the factors that identify his focus of attention. Motivated by this assertion, we investigate how the gaze direction can be used to improve awareness in CES.