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- 16/07/2020 at 20:45 #18443
Avi
ParticipantHello,
We are working with the HTC Vive Pro Eye for a research study which includes eyetracking observers while they play videogames in Unity. We have figured out how to save eyetracking data using the SRanipal SDK, but this data is a unit vector representing the direction of gaze, and we (ideally) need to be able to access the gaze point position, likely in XY pixel coordinates, for where an observer is looking in the Unity display. From what we’ve found (and apologies if this is wrong, I’m a newbie to Tobii), the SRanipal SDK does not offer this functionality, and it doesn’t look like the TobiiXRSDK_1.8.2 does either. Is it possible to access XY pixel coordinates for eye tracking using our current set up, or is there a way to pay to expand the SDK package we’re using to integrate this functionality?
Thanks for all your help!
Avi
17/07/2020 at 17:02 #18449Supriya Raul
ParticipantI had similar requirement so as a workaround I place a mesh closely in front of the camera aligned with the user’s head movements. Then, I cast a ray using the gaze origin and gaze direction to find a point of interaction with the mesh in the world space. These world space coordinates are then transformed into normalized viewport space to get the desired gaze coordinates. Hope this helps!
20/07/2020 at 00:53 #18464Avi
ParticipantHi Supriya,
Thanks so much for your input! I’m trying a few different things out, and I’ll your suggestion to my list.
Hope you’re having a good weekend 🙂
Avi
20/07/2020 at 13:22 #18466Grant [Tobii]
KeymasterHi @aviaiz, thanks for your query. something to bear in mind is that if you are using the Tobii XR SDK for the long term storage of data or research purposes then you are legally required to purchase an analytical use licence from us.
You can read more about this @ https://developer.tobii.com/license-agreement/
Accordingly, to avoid complications would be best to stick to the SRanipal SDK for which of course we do not provide support directly.
In any event, we hope you manage to find a solution to your project needs. Best Wishes.
20/08/2020 at 23:23 #18650Avi
ParticipantHi Grant,
Apologies for the delay, I just saw your response. Right now I’m only using the Sranipal SDK, but from what I can tell the Tobii XR SDK has functionality for ‘convergence_distance_mm.’ If we were to pay for a license, would that license allow us to access and save this data for the Vive Pro Eye SDK?
Thanks so much for clarifying,
Avi
21/08/2020 at 14:12 #18659Grant [Tobii]
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