Hello all!
As an open-source organization, we are committed to keeping NativeSensors and EyeGestures free and accessible for everyone. We are extremely thankful for all the donations we have received!
A.K.A. What We Have Been Working On
We are adjusting v2 so it can serve multiple clients and collaborate with the frontend without using too many resources. The latest working version is available on the develop branch here:
https://github.com/NativeSensors/WebGesturesSDK
We are getting close to deploying v2 on our actual server, so stay tuned!
Hey everyone!
Exciting news – Engine v2 is going to the web!
We're planning to develop it as a web browser extension. For now, you can check out our repository for reference:
https://github.com/NativeSensors/WebGesturesSDK
This repository contains the code that will help you build your own web applications using our SDK.
Feel free to explore and experiment with it! If you have any questions, don't hesitate to email us.
Best regards, The EyeGestures Team
Hey everyone,
We are curious about how your gaze tracking or eye tracking projects are progressing.
If you can answer any of these questions, or if you have anything else to share with us, please email us at:
contact@eyegestures.com.
Best regards,
The NativeSensors Team
Hey all,
We have updated EyePilot to version 0.0.3alpha! Now:
Check it out in our product section!
Future:
Hey all,
There is new minor update to EyeGestures.
Now you can customize your calibration points/map to fit your solutions. Simple copy snippet below, and place your calibration poitns on x,y planes from 0.0 to 1.0. It will be then automatically scaled to your display.
Give it a try!
Hey everyone,
I've made some updates to EyePather to enhance usability. Feel free to download the latest version! https://polar.sh/NativeSensors/products/cbf72fe2-125b-4ded-bb8a-b3d2f1da0f4b
Changes:
Everyone, we want to introduce you to an affordable gaze tracker that allows for gaze data collection.
It is designed as a simple tool for students and small research groups who may not have the option to use more robust but more expensive solutions.
EyeGestures has significantly evolved from a small, silly experiment running on one laptop to the second generation of an open-source gaze tracking engine that can start competing with commercial solutions, although it may still be on the losing side.
With a working technology stack that can solve problems, it is the perfect moment to catch our breath and scope the project a bit.
Working with EyeGestures engines can be complex, so I decided to write this post to clarify the process.
This guide will walk you through the necessary components, using the example provided in examples/simple_example_v2.py
.
First, let's focus on the essential imports. From the EyeGestures library, EyeGestures_v2
is the core object that contains the primary algorithm.
Hey all,
EyePilot is released!
Together with the release of EyePilot alpha to all subscribers, we are providing this tutorial to explain the particular components of the interface, which may not be fully self-explanatory.
Here goes our WeTransfer link: