Top three most sought after technologies in a single headset
The top three components and functions that will drive XR adoption are 1) headset comfort and usability, 2) field of view, and 3) eye ...
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Eyes on Qualcomm: What will the future of XR bring?
Brian Vogelsang, Senior Director of Product Management for Qualcomm Technologies’ XR business group, discusses trends driving the XR ...
OpenXR announces the first extension for eye tracking
In this post, I discuss the importance of open standards and how eye tracking as an OpenXR extension is a catalyst for innovation in the XR ...
Why eye tracking will be standard on all VR headsets
In this post, I take a look at the impact of virtualization on remote collaboration and why application developers are building for eye ...
Partnerships in XR eye tracking: fundamental to mass-market uptake
The success of XR relies on cross-domain collaboration because it ensures that essential facilitating technologies such as eye-tracking.
Realistic virtual vision with Dynamic Foveated Rendering
This blog seeks to explore the current benefits made possible via foveation, with an emphasis on recent benchmarks Tobii conducted.
VIVE Pro Eye brings eye tracking to the forefront of VR
HTC’s VIVE Pro Eye is a clear sign of something Tobii has been saying for a long time: eye tracking is becoming increasingly foundational ...
Don’t Blink: Eye Tracking is Coming
Occasionally, there are weeks that are special — weeks when things crystalize and a new picture of where a technology is going emerges…
New Eye Tracking Development Tools Unveiled at GDC
The focus at GDC 2019 is all about providing developers with the tools to implement advanced eye tracking technology to create better user ...
Tobii Takes on CES 2019
Gear up for big announcements and first glimpses into our evolving eye tracking and user-facing sensor technologies in CES 2019.