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I’m just trying to set up a ‘Hello World’ example in Python using an EyeX tracker. I’ve followed the guide given in the SDK documentation to subscribe to the GazeData stream, but my callback isn’t doing anything. Below is a link to a Gist with my short attempt. What am I missing?
https://gist.github.com/Skwidensky/62a9f1af11624a5607dd0e0e2111af31
Sample output:
Starting up
Found eye-tracker:
Address: tet-tcp://127.0.0.1
Model: EyeX_Controller
Serial numberEYEX2-030176009303
Subscribing to GazeData for eye tracker with serial number
EYEX2-030176009303
Unsubscribed from gaze data
Last received gaze package:
NoneAs you can see from the final print statement, my global_gaze_data variable is never assigned.
Hi @chuck, could you kindly provide some information of what SDK you are using? There was a python binding created by a user for the Gaze SDK but that has now since been deprecated and replaced with our new low level API which you can get @
https://www.nuget.org/packages/Tobii.StreamEngine.Native/
https://www.nuget.org/packages/Tobii.StreamEngine/This is a low level API so please only use it if you know why you are doing it. Very little support is going to be provided.
The command “pip list” shows that I downloaded tobii-research (1.0.4) with the “pip install tobii_research” command.
I’ll check out the StreamEngine and see how it works — thank you!
Hi @chuck, thanks for the clarification. In fact this SDK (Tobii Pro SDK) is specifically designed to only work with Tobii Pro devices such as TX300, TX-120, etc and *NOT* the Tobii Tech range of trackers such as EyeX or C4.
Accordingly, these python bindings will not work with the EyeX.
Hopefully you manage to get up and running with our new low level Stream Engine… best of luck!
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