Hi @johnolap and thanks for your query. You can get access to the gaze data from the eye tracker device via the GazeRay object.

The GazeRay is a Struct containing the gaze ray for left and right eye composed of: Origin – The point in world space for the origin of the gaze ray & Direction – The normalized direction vector in world space for the direction of the gaze ray.

Please find below a simple code snippet to use this object

private void Update () 
{
    var gazeRay = TobiiXR.EyeTrackingData.GazeRay;

    // Check if gaze ray is valid
    if(TobiiXR.EyeTrackingData.GazeRay.IsValid)
    {
        // Eye Origin is in World Space
        var rayOrigin = TobiiXR.EyeTrackingData.GazeRay.Origin;

        // Eye Direction is a normalized direction vector in World Space
        var rayDirection = TobiiXR.EyeTrackingData.GazeRay.Direction;
    }
}

You can find further details about this @ https://vr.tobii.com/sdk/develop/unity/documentation/api-reference/

Please do let us know if we can provide any further information. Best Wishes.

Hi @dmardanbeigi, no I’m afraid that individual eye movement is only exposed within the Tobii Pro SDK as this feature is something more tended to be used for analysis or research purposes and does not generally have an impact on interaction applications which is the focus of the Tobii Tech range of trackers and associated SDK’s. Our apologies for any inconvenience.

However, should you wish to use the HTC Vive Pro Eye with the Tobii Pro SDK Unity Bindings, this should be possible and you can view the getting started guide @ http://developer.tobiipro.com/unity/unity-getting-started.html

However, please bear in mind that this is part of the Tobii Pro business department who has their own dedicated support team to deal with the Pro SDK.