Our customers work where attention data has to be exact, has to stay private, and has to hold up when it is questioned. Pilots, surgeons, operators.
Defense & AerospaceWhere flight crews train and where new aircraft are proven, our systems record what the operator's eyes actually did.
Human-Machine CollaborationAutonomy needs to know where its human partner is looking, now. Live object-level attention, streamed to the machine side of the team.
AI & Robot TrainingDemonstration video shows what a person did. Gaze shows what they attended to before doing it. The missing signal in embodied-AI training data.
Simulation & AviationInstrument scan patterns, attention through critical events, and objective debrief in flight and rail simulators.
Surgical RobotsWhere the surgeon looks leads the instrument. Attention as an input to robotic assistance in the operating room.
Medicine & RadiologyThe difference between the expert and the novice is visual. Radiology reading rooms and clinical studies make it measurable.
Neuroscience & PharmaOculomotor markers and pupil dynamics as objective endpoints, synchronized to EEG at the millisecond.
Control Rooms & NuclearNuclear operations, power plants, and complex interfaces: places where a missed indicator is not a usability finding but a safety event.
Automotive & Driver MonitoringAttention, distraction, and hazard anticipation on the road and in simulators. Ground truth for driver-monitoring development.
Sports & PerformanceQuiet Eye research and elite visual skill training, from collegiate programs to professional teams and motorsport.
S.W.A.T & PoliceDecision-making under stress in police and SWAT training. A legacy strength that reaches toward tomorrow's teaming work.
Kinesiology & RehabHow perception guides movement when balance or vision is impaired, from Parkinson's disease to cerebral palsy.
XRGaze inside virtual and mixed-reality environments, from simulators to video games.
Consumer & MarketShelf, package, and screen through the customer's own eyes, in real stores rather than labs.
Academic ResearchVision science, psycholinguistics, memory, perception, infant research. The fields that built eye tracking still push it hardest.
Also: reading research, behavior research, video games, industrial safety.
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