It’s now possible to get even higher webcam eye-tracking accuracy by using your smartphone and your PC/Mac webcam.
See DEMO of an eye-tracking test and use two devices to see how it works.

RealEye 6.8 release notes:

• Smartphone as an additional eye-tracker.
  We recommend an Android device and Google Chrome web browser.
  Sadly, Apple has blocked browsers on iOS to use iPhone’s webcams.
• Possibility to specify RealEye participants region and language.
• Export of AOI Fixation Order and AOI Click Count to CSV.
• Minor tweaks in the fixation filter.
• Participants no longer see the results after finishing the test.
• Minor UI/UX improvements and bug fixes.

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RealEye 6.7 release notes:

• Annual subscriptions.
• Performing eye-tracking tests in Firefox is now possible thanks to performance optimizations.
• Improved eye-tracking precision and accuracy.
• In the case of multiple webcams, allow choosing which one to use.
• Speed up heatmap loading time.
• Minor UI/UX improvements and bug fixes.

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It’s now possible to get more feedback from the eye-tracking test participant thanks to customizable questions.
Every image, video, or website can now be followed up with a single or multiple choice question.

RealEye 6.6 release notes:

• Questions can be asked after every stimuli.
• The study page has now the “Participant”-centric tab to show precisely the test flow.
  It also has the “Items”-centric tab to show survey results in one place.
• Heatmap offers now a new AOIs CSV export with more details. Eg. Time To First Fixation for every AOI for every participant.
• The dashboard is now also available in Spanish and Portuguese (Brazilian).
• Minor UI/UX improvements and bug fixes.

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RealEye version 6.5 comes with a new face detection algorithm and many performance optimizations. More detailed face mesh allows us to start working on face coding. We plan to provide emotion analysis quite soon.

RealEye 6.5 release notes:

• A high sampling rate (up to 60 Hz) can now be achieved even on a low-end laptop.
• Slight head movements have a smaller impact on gaze prediction.
• White label tests now use a separate non-branded domain.
• Minor UI/UX improvements and bug fixes.

We’ve started working on the Spanish and Portuguese versions of our service. Having now the improved webcam eye-tracking, we’re also preparing to allow up to 20 minutes long studies soon.

NOTE: We support only Google Chrome and Chromium-based web browsers (e.g. the latest Microsoft Edge).
For example, Firefox does not offer hardware acceleration, which causes too low accuracy and precision of our eye-tracking algorithm.

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