Automated peripheral device handoff based on eye tracking

1. An apparatus comprising:

a device locator to identify a plurality of computing systems proximate to a peripheral device, wherein the plurality of computing systems are physically detached from each other, and wherein the peripheral device includes one or more of a keyboard, a touch pad, or a mouse;

a gaze analyzer to:

determine a first gaze location of a user; and

detect a gaze change to a second gaze location of the user; and

a connection router to:

automatically establish a connection between the peripheral device and a first computing system in the plurality of computing systems that is not communicatively coupled with the peripheral device in response to the first gaze location of the user being on the first computing system to allow the user to enter input to the first computing system via the keyboard, the touch pad, or the mouse; and

automatically establish a connection between the peripheral device and a second computing system in the plurality of computing systems that is not communicatively coupled with the peripheral device in response to the second gaze location being on the second computing system, wherein the connection between the peripheral device and the second computing system is to allow the peripheral device to communicate with the second computing system and not the first computing system to allow the user to enter input to the second computing system and not the first computing system via the keyboard, the touch pad, or the mouse.

2. The apparatus of claim 1 , further including:

a camera locator to determine a camera identifier associated with the first gaze location; and

a relationship analyzer to detect a relationship between the first computing system and the camera identifier.

3. The apparatus of claim 2 , wherein the relationship is to be a physical coupling between the first computing system and a camera corresponding to the camera identifier.

4. The apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the first gaze location is to be determined based on a real-time video feed.

5. The apparatus of claim 4 , wherein the first gaze location is to be determined based on depth information in the real-time video feed.

6. The apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the peripheral device is to be automatically connected wirelessly with the first computing system.

7. A method comprising:

identifying a plurality of computing systems proximate to a peripheral device, wherein the plurality of computing systems are physically detached from each other, and wherein the peripheral device includes one or more of a keyboard, a touch pad, or a mouse;

determining a first gaze location of a user;

automatically establishing a connection between the peripheral device and a first computing system in the plurality of computing systems that is not communicatively coupled with the peripheral device in response to the first gaze location of the user being on the first computing system to allow the user to enter input to the first computing system via the keyboard, the touch pad, or the mouse

detecting a gaze change to a second gaze location of the user; and

automatically establishing a connection between the peripheral device and a second computing system in the plurality of computing systems that is not communicatively coupled with the peripheral device in response to the gaze change being on the second computing system, wherein the connection between the peripheral device and the second computing system is to allow the peripheral device to communicate with the second computing system and not the first computing system to allow the user to enter input to the second computing system and not the first computing system via the keyboard, the touch pad, or the mouse.

8. The method of claim 7 , further including:

determining a camera identifier associated with the first gaze location; and

detecting a relationship between the first computing system and the camera identifier.

9. The method of claim 8 , wherein the relationship is a physical coupling between the first computing system and a camera corresponding to the camera identifier.

10. The method of claim 7 , wherein the first gaze location is determined based on a real-time video feed.

11. The method of claim 10 , wherein the gaze location is determined based on depth information in the real-time video feed.

12. The method of claim 7 , wherein the peripheral device is automatically connected wirelessly with the first computing system.

13. At least one non-transitory computer readable storage medium comprising a set of instructions, which when executed by a peripheral device, cause the peripheral device to:

identify a plurality of computing systems proximate to a peripheral device, wherein the plurality of computing systems are physically detached from each other, and wherein the peripheral device includes one or more of a keyboard, a touch pad, or a mouse;

determine a first gaze location of a user;

automatically establish a connection between the peripheral device and a first computing system in the plurality of computing systems that is not communicatively coupled with the peripheral device in response to the first gaze location of the user being on the first computing system to allow the user to enter input to the first computing system via the keyboard, the touch pad, or the mouse;

detect a gaze change to a second gaze location of the user; and

automatically establish a connection between the peripheral device and a second computing system in the plurality of computing systems that is not communicatively coupled with the peripheral device in response to the gaze change being on the second computing system, wherein the connection between the peripheral device and the second computing system is to allow the peripheral device to communicate with the second computing system and not the first computing system to allow the user to enter input to the second computing system and not the first computing system via the keyboard, the touch pad, or the mouse.

14. The at least one computer readable storage medium of claim 13 , wherein the instructions, when executed, cause the peripheral device to:

determine a camera identifier associated with the first gaze location; and

detect a relationship between the first computing system and the camera identifier.

15. The at least one computer readable storage medium of claim 14 , wherein the relationship is to be a physical coupling between the first computing system and a camera corresponding to the camera identifier.

16. The at least one computer readable storage medium of claim 13 , wherein the first gaze location is to be determined based on a real-time video feed.

17. The at least one computer readable storage medium of claim 16 , wherein the first gaze location is to be determined based on depth information in the real-time video feed.

18. The at least one computer readable storage medium of claim 13 , wherein the peripheral device is to be automatically connected wirelessly with the first computing system.