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Tobii’s gaze tracking can, with the right software, dramatically cut down a GPU’s wasting of rendering power on parts of a frame you aren’t looking at. Read the full article…
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The human eye is mother nature’s masterpiece. So wonderful that artists, doctors and scientists have immortalized it in paintings and… Continue reading on Official Eye Tracking Blog » Read the full article…
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Eye-tracking specialist Tobii announced the launch of its XR software development kit (SDK) this week at the Game Developers Conference 2019. Read the full article…
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During the presentation of its GeForce RTX 2080 graphics cards last week, Nvidia spent most of its time on ray tracing. This is the high-end light modeling tech that could bring a new level of realism to games. But these new cards can do more than just ray tracing. One of the other potential standout… Read the full article…
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It’s the new wider & taller VR headset with higher resolution and eye tracking, watch the video to hear some first impressions about the… Continue reading on Silicon Valley Global News SVGN.io » Read the full article…
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GUEST: Last week I will joined hundreds of commercial VR and AR experts in London to participate in VR World 2018. The two-day conference featured sessions from industry leaders pioneering immersive technology in such fields as manufacturing, automotive, entertainment, healthcare, and many others. One of the benefits of bringing together VR and AR…Read More Powered… Read the full article…
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Tobii’s eye-tracking technology was frighteningly impressive as a PC peripheral — now Qualcomm plans to integrate it directly into Snapdragon 845 VR headsets. An agreement announced today will see Tobii and Qualcomm collaborate on a full reference design and development kit featuring Tobii’s EyeCore eye-tracking technologies. Whil… Read the full article…
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Over 100 games now support Tobii‘s eye-tracking technology, including blockbuster hits like Ubisoft’s Assassin’s Creed: Origins and indie favorites such as Ori and the Blind Forest. That means that these games are also more accessible to players who may have disabilities that traditional controllers and keyboards don’t accommodate. Bill Donegan is a projects manager at… Read the full article…
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