To illustrate what you can do with eye tracking one of our designers has created a short video. Using just his eyes as a control mechanism — visualized by the blue bubble — he shows how to select objects, zoom, pan, and carry out a quality inspection.
To get started with eye tracking, the first thing you need is an eye tracker. Once you’ve connected it, download our Concept Validation Tool and start controlling things with your eyes — no application development needed!
Are you eligible for a loan?
We may be able to lend you an eye tracker for testing purposes. If you think you might be eligible, get in touch with us:
If you don’t want to wait, you can buy an eye tracker, such as the Tobii Eye Tracker 5 — available on Tobii Gaming.
Our eye trackers connect to a PC through a USB port. When you plug your eye tracker in for the first time, the Tobii Experience App will start automatically and guide you through the configuration options.
If you encounter any setup issues, this article on our support portal should be able to help you out.
The Concept Validation Tool gives you instant access to our eye tracking demo that includes features such as:
Image selection
Use gaze to select
Button actions
Use gaze to select
Quality control / security
Verify all corners
Image carousel
Use gaze to select
Zoom, pinch, and pan
With gaze
Zoom
With head movement
Add safety
When you’re not looking
Placed on or within a device interface eye tracking captures a person’s eye movements and characteristics, calculating a range of useful data points including presence, attention, and gaze point as well as the position of a person’s eye and pupil size. An application can leverage this data for device interaction or to solve a problem.