建立你自己的眼動追踪——
啟用 PC 解決方案

An eye and head tracking enabled PC application is an app in which the software can react to head movements, eye movements, or more specifically, where the user is looking at any given time. This includes applications in which the content changes according to the gaze, a vtubing avatar is controlled with your natural head and eye movements, a window can be selected with your eyes, an NPC (non-playing character) reacts when you are looking at them, or even applications that are used to research user experience. The possibilities are endless.

Yes. You may distribute the eye and head tracking enabled app(s) that you have built with the Eyeware Beam SDK license. End-users must have the iOS Eyeware Beam app installed and running with an active subscription to use these functionalities that are integrated within your app.

You can test the eye tracking performance for free with the watermarked eye tracking overlay. You may want to inspect the SDK package documentation and study the code samples.

Access to the eye and head tracking data in real-time requires an active subscription. 

We encourage you to explore the Eyeware Beam app in games and use the eye tracking overlay while streaming.

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With Eyeware Beam you can reach a wider audience. It’s more likely that the end-user of your app has a TrueDepth enabled iOS device (eg. iPhone 12) than a single-purpose eye tracker device at home.  Both the head and eye tracking run entirely on the iOS device. This means that the end-user won’t have to worry about wasting CPU/GPU resources. This makes it ideal for gaming or streaming experiences, amongst others.

Yes. Please let us know if you publish a study with it. We would love to promote it. Please keep in mind that you may not collect data to reverse engineer or replicate Eyeware Beam (e.g. training an AI). That is a breach of license.