Gazepoint V1.5.0 (September 10, 2013) – Win XP, Vista, 7 & 8, x86 & x64 Release Notes Gazepoint Controller– Improved glint tracking (major improvement in tracking performance)– Added 9 point calibration option in calibration window– Changed how calibration display updates to improve performance on slower machines– Optimized processing speed Gazepoint Analysis– Added multi user recording–… read more
We are excited to feature a recent project developed using the new GP3 eye tracker. Students from the SAIC School of the Art Institute of Chicago put together a fascinating exhibit about self perception entitled “Me, My#selfie, & Eye”. The installation allows visitors to take a “selfie”, or a picture of themselves, and then allows… read more
Since the launch of the GP3, our high-performance, low-cost desktop eye-tracker, we’ve been flooded with orders, great feedback, and interesting requests for new features (stay tuned!). As we rush to assemble, test and ship units, we’re also optimizing the manufacturing process, AND developing awesome new upgrade features like heatmaps, and entirely new products. We truly… read more
The Gazepoint Analysis package version 1.4.0 has been upgraded to provide real-time heatmap drawing. V1.4.0 also now supports recording of the users face image to provide additional feedback to the experimenter on what the user was doing during the recording. Our current customers can download the latest greatest software at the Download section. For everyone… read more
We are pleased to announce that Gazepoint Control and Analysis software version 1.4.0 supports Windows Vista and XP operating systems. Our latest release adds compatibility for these platforms. We do recommend a reasonably powerful processor still, such as an Intel Core i3 processor. Be sure to check back frequently as we have many more updates… read more
For those who are not experienced eye-tracker users…. What is an eye-tracker? An eye-tracker is a human computer input device that measures the point of gaze (where one is looking). The GP3 is a desktop eye-tracker and is designed for use to measure point of gaze on a laptop or monitor screen. A user can… read more
What functionality does the GP3 include? This is common question that we see all the time and we’d like to share that info here with everyone. The GP3 includes Gazepoint Analysis which is an easy-to-use usability study analysis software. It can produce heat maps and gaze fixation maps overlayed to either screen content (web pages,… read more
[fusion_builder_container hundred_percent=”yes” overflow=”visible”][fusion_builder_row][fusion_builder_column type=”1_1″ background_position=”left top” background_color=”” border_size=”” border_color=”” border_style=”solid” spacing=”yes” background_image=”” background_repeat=”no-repeat” padding=”” margin_top=”0px” margin_bottom=”0px” class=”” id=”” animation_type=”” animation_speed=”0.3″ animation_direction=”left” hide_on_mobile=”no” center_content=”no” min_height=”none”] An interesting question recently came up from an experienced eye tracker user. Does the GP3 eye tracker require re-calibration at the start of each use? For the same user, no it… read more
Backed by popular demand, we’ve posted a short demo video created with the Gazepoint GP3 eye tracker and our analysis software (included with GP3). The software tracks user gaze fixation and displays the fixation position and duration (in seconds) for a short period of time. In the demo the display duration is set to 2… read more
The Gazepoint team is back from SIGGRAPH 2013. Thanks to all who stopped by and tried out our demo. The reception of the technology and the GP3 was fantastic. People were amazed at the price point of our device and the strong performance and accuracy.… read more
