The wide-reaching application of our technology is evident not only in the range of customers and partners we work with but also in the diversity of use cases they present. In VR, for example, eye tracking enables dynamic foveated rendering, freeing up device resources. Our technology fosters discovery by providing new insights into the human brain and vision in scientific research, which can lead to the creation of new diagnostic techniques and therapies.

Eye tracking facilitates handsfree device interaction, supporting users who cannot or do not want to use their hands as an input modality. This capability is the cornerstone of assistive technology. Eye tracking effectively controls the spread of germs and eases workflow in scenarios where people need to wear protective gloves or whose hands are occupied.