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- 26/11/2024 at 10:29 #30404Julie MooreParticipant
Hello everyone,
I’ve recently started integrating Tobii’s eye-tracking technology into my application, and I must say, the possibilities it opens up are exciting. As an enthusiast of both AI and human-computer interaction, I’ve always been fascinated by the power of eye-tracking to provide more immersive and accessible experiences.
I’ve been working with an AI-powered laptop and using Tobii’s SDK has proven to be an exciting challenge. The integration process was fairly straightforward, but I’ve encountered some interesting insights regarding performance on different hardware platforms. On my laptop, the smooth responsiveness of the eye-tracking system is incredible, and I’m now exploring ways to enhance my project further by combining eye movement data with real-time AI-driven predictions.
I would love to hear from others who have worked with similar setups, especially any advice on optimizing eye-tracking on different systems. How do you handle performance issues when integrating with AI systems, especially in terms of responsiveness and accuracy? I am particularly interested in learning how other developers have combined AI models with eye-tracking to improve user interaction or build assistive technology.
Looking forward to hearing your experiences and thoughts!
Best,
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