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Posted 2 April 2008
-EyeTech featured on “Medical Breakthroughs”-
Read the story. |
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Posted 8 November 2007
abc 7 in Chicago features Quick
Glance. Read the story
http://abclocal.go.com/wls/story?section=health&id=5748482 |
SIGGRAPH 2007
August 7-9th, 2007-San Diego, CA
EyeTech unveiled the EyeTech TM3 eye tracker at the 34th International Conference on Computer Graphics and Interactive Techniques. Hundreds of gamers and developers participated in a unique eye tracking competition. Read the complete press release. |
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Posted 13 June 2007
Silicon Valley, CA, April 5th, 2007 – EyeTech Digital Systems,
Inc. a leader in eye tracking technology was named a Finalist in
CMP Technology's EE Times third Annual Creativity in Electronics
(ACE) Awards for Most Promising Technology. The Quick Glance eye
tracking system was selected as a Finalist due to its potential
to revolutionize.
Check out
http://www.eetimes-ace.com/finalists.htm for more
information on the awards.
Download the
Press Release. |
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Posted 13 June 2007
Users of eye tracking technology are sometimes concerned with
the ability of the eye tracker to function under a variety of
lighting conditions, in particular when there is sunlight
illumination. EyeTech Digital Systems recently tested a Quick
Glance 3 tracking module in a vehicle during daylight hours. The
system was set up to track the driver's gaze while operating the
vehicle. The results were encouraging, with no discernible
problems caused by sunlight. The vehicle was driven in all
four compass directions on a sunny day in Mesa, Arizona. |
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25 January 2005
The East Valley
Tribune and the San Diego Union Tribune Spotlight
EyeTech Digital Systems and Quick Glance 2
Click here to read the article in the East Valley
Tribune
Click here to read the article in the San Diego
Union Tribune |
Posted 23 August 2002
In the August 22nd edition of the science journal "Nature", an
article appeared describing a software program called "Dasher"
which allows users to type at high-speed with their eyes when
combined with an eye tracker. This was developed by a Cambridge
University team which used our Quick Glance Eye Gaze Tracker in
their development and testing process.
Numerous press organizations picked up the story which resulted
in publicity for Dasher and indirectly, for Quick Glance.
Dasher Home Page |
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New York Times |
