Abstract
This paper proposes a life support interface using involuntary human gaze information which expresses the person's intention or emotion. In order to help persons with disabilities to be independent, the operator can control the home electronic appliances by using this interface. In this paper, the proposed life support interface is used to control the volume on the TV. The effectiveness of the proposed life support interface is verified by experiments.
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