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Getting a built environment accessible to everyone, including people with motor disabilities, that offers comfort and enables safe displacement is an important professional requirement for architects and designers. They are seeking to apply new technologies aiming to implement the principles of Universal Design and identify the Eye Tracking as a tool that allows you to know the perception of the user and assist the professionals in the decision-making processes. Being the Eye tracking an assisted technology that allows identifying objectively the visual perception, an experience was conducted to analyze the difficulties in the internal visual identification of the buildings. The article goal is to identify the focus of visual attention in people with motor disabilities using eye tracking glasses. To perform the experiment was used SensoMotoric Instruments (SMI) eye tracking glasses and was analyze the data with the BeGaze software version 3.6, with a wheelchair man, and a prosthetic user in the leg and a reduced mobility man (prosthesis user). The results indicate the lack of visual information causes difficulties for people to locate and identify the correct route for the offset inside a building, and the use of this assistive technology reducing the subjectivity in making decisions to make accessible environments. The tests show that the participants do not have fixed their gaze on specific points, because it remained looking for visual information into the building generating lack of orientation and difficulties to define the right route at offset. With this experiment was possible to validate an application of the device to contribute to the decision-making process of professionals to make accessible environments. In addition, they recognized the particularities in the use of Assistive Technology, the glasses eye tracker, and the possibility of being used in the analysis of various tasks contributing in the Design, in the Architecture, and the Engineering.

The focus of visual attention in people with motor disabilities through Eye tracking