Description

Eye-tracking Cameras

Eye-tracking cameras are specialized sensors that monitor and analyze a user’s eye movements, gaze direction, and blinking patterns. These cameras are often integrated into Virtual Reality (VR) headsets, Augmented Reality (AR) glasses, assistive technologies, and research tools to enhance user interaction and data collection.

Eye-tracking cameras use infrared sensors, high-speed cameras, and AI algorithms to detect and process eye movements with precision. Some advanced systems also measure pupil dilation and eye vergence to assess attention, focus, and emotional response.

Applications

• VR & AR Interaction – Enables foveated rendering, reducing GPU load by sharpening only the area users focus on.
• Gaming & Immersive Experiences – Enhances realism by enabling natural eye-controlled interactions in VR/AR environments.
• Assistive Technology – Supports people with disabilities by enabling eye-based control of computers and communication devices.
• Marketing & UX Research – Tracks user attention to optimize website layouts, advertisements, and product designs.
• Medical & Psychological Research – Analyzes cognitive functions, eye disorders, and neurological conditions.