User Interface
In the early 1980s, ISCAN pioneered the concept of using the eye point-of-regard as a way of quickly and intuitively interacting with computers, vehicles or other machinery. In many ways, user interface applications are the most difficult. The human oculomotor system is quite precise and people are adapted to using their eyes with great accuracy. A general purpose eye-based user interface must match this resolution and accuracy, and work seamlessly and flawlessly with virtually any human user, for a satisfactory experience. Eye tracking technologies that don’t meet these high standards will be turned off or discarded. While we continue to make progress toward these goals, ISCAN offers both head and remote mounted platforms which can be tailored for use by specific sub-populations (i.e. specific vehicle or machinery operation, people with particular disabilities, etc.) or used to develop eye point-of-regard based software applications and games.
MegaView-SR™ Remote Mounted Eye Point-of-Regard Tracking System
1st Place - 2014 Tech Briefs Create the Future Design Contest
The MegaView-SR™ system (ETL340H-SR) is an excellent platform for generating look point data in real time in a workstation context without subject contact. This data can then be utilized as part of any customer developed application implementing eye point-of-regard as a pointing or selection tool. The highly engineered eye imaging package is able to automatically acquire, follow and track both of the subject's eyes within a 1 cu.ft. area and comfortable viewing range from the display.
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MyView-SD™ Head Mounted Single Display Eye Point-of-Regard Tracking System
The MyView-SD™ system (ETL560A) is ideal for generating look point data in real time in a typical workstation environment with a head mounted solution. Because the eye imaging is head mounted, there is never a need to reacquire or follow due to head movements. The output data can be utilized as part of any customer developed application implementing eye point-of-regard as a pointing or selection tool. The lightweight headband can be worn for hours and allows the subject to attend to normal desk-based tasks while in operation.