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Quibble but this isn't "eye tracking" it's "gaze tracking". Eye tracking is detecting where your eyes are. Gaze tracking is what you're looking at.

• crancher 2y ago
  Well then it's both?
  • tootie 2y ago
    Could be, but not necessarily. Eye tracking usually means it's tracking the eyes of one or more people in a video. Gaze tracking usually requires your eyes stay pretty steady and close to the tracker.
• astrange 2y ago
  This is how I feel about "face recognition" (it should mean recognizing whether something is a face or not), but it is common to use eye tracking this way.
• bogtog 2y ago
  Where are you getting this language point from? If I look up any company selling "eye trackers", their products are all meant to track where you're looking, e.g., https://www.tobii.com/ https://www.tobii.com/
  • tootie 2y ago
    Interesting. I picked it up working with Tobii devices a few years ago actually. I guess they updated their vocabulary.