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Human Performance Improvement: The Missing Layer in Industrial Analytics
Technicians diagnose problems by noticing subtle deviations. Quality inspectors detect defects that automated systems may not yet recognise. Operators monitor complex environments in which dozens–sometimes hundreds– of signals compete for…
3 Objective Metrics That Prove Training Actually Works
A technician passes the final assessment with 94%. Six weeks later, they make an error during a routine inspection that causes three days of unplanned downtime. No procedure was skipped,…
AR Glasses and Human Experience: Bridging the Gap
Where You Look Is Usually What You’re Thinking About In a recent webinar, “Inside the World of Eye Tracking for Augmented Reality”, in collaboration with The AR Alliance, our Sensors,…
Women in Tech: The Problem isn’t Entry – it’s Trajectory
The Gap Has Shifted, Not Closed For years, the debate around women in tech has focused on the pipeline: too few women studying STEM, too few entering technical roles, too…
How video analysis and eye tracking can measurably improve processes
What happens when your most experienced operator retires, and everything they know leaves with them? In many manufacturing organisations, the impact is rarely immediate. Procedures remain documented, machines remain the…
How to Document implicit Knowledge Before Expert Employees Retire
In practice, critical information is often overlooked: employees miss warning signs, users ignore key calls to action on websites, and pilots scan cockpit instruments inefficiently. These gaps in visual perception lead to errors, reduce efficiency, and can pose significant risks.
Eye tracking offers clear insights into these challenges. The technology reveals where people actually look, which information they process, and how they visually engage with content. Based on these insights, processes can be optimized, digital interfaces refined, and training programs made more effective.
Eye Tracking Metrics for Beginners: The 4 Fundamentals You Must Know
In practice, critical information is often overlooked: employees miss warning signs, users ignore key calls to action on websites, and pilots scan cockpit instruments inefficiently. These gaps in visual perception lead to errors, reduce efficiency, and can pose significant risks.
Eye tracking offers clear insights into these challenges. The technology reveals where people actually look, which information they process, and how they visually engage with content. Based on these insights, processes can be optimized, digital interfaces refined, and training programs made more effective.
THE HUMAN BOTTLENECK IN MODERN DEFENSE TRAINING
How growing system complexity pushes human attention to their limits – and why making perception visible is becoming essential.
The Look that Decides the Game
Sometimes a match can turn on a single decision. But what exactly does a referee see at that crucial moment? Where is their visual focus, what do they register, and what goes unnoticed?
At the Euro Floorball Tour 2025 in Chur, Switzerland, we were able to explore these questions more closely than ever before. For the first time, referees wore our Eye Tracking Smart Glasses during a live match, revealing a perspective that is normally invisible: their precise visual focus point.
Shaping the Future: Women in Tech
Women are still underrepresented in the tech industry. That’s a fact. The reasons are complex, but one important factor is the limited visibility of role models. Role models who inspire, empower, and offer honest feedback, even when it’s uncomfortable. And often, that honest feedback is exactly what’s needed to grow, progress, and build confidence.
At Viewpointsystem, we’re fortunate to work with women who show how powerful diversity can be for driving innovation. With this series, we want to make their contributions visible and encourage girls and women to pursue their own path in the tech world. The tech industry needs diverse ways of thinking, varied experiences, and individual strengths. That mix is what leads to better solutions for everyone.
What motivates our colleagues, which challenges they’ve faced, and what advice they have for young women stepping into the tech space: you’ll find it all in the short profiles below.
SLA 3D Printing in Eyewear Manufacturing: How We Create Glasses That Fit You Perfectly
Sometimes a match can turn on a single decision. But what exactly does a referee see at that crucial moment? Where is their visual focus, what do they register, and what goes unnoticed?
At the Euro Floorball Tour 2025 in Chur, Switzerland, we were able to explore these questions more closely than ever before. For the first time, referees wore our Eye Tracking Smart Glasses during a live match, revealing a perspective that is normally invisible: their precise visual focus point.
EYE TRACKING MAKES AN IMPACT
Eye tracking is no longer limited for for research labs anymore. When integrated into robust smart glasses glasses, it assists teams in enhancing safety, boosting efficiency, and make smarter decisions.
