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NEXT STOP: INNOTRANS 2022
Whether rail, road, water or air: digital solutions in transport and mobility are no longer a vision of the future. At InnoTrans 2022, we will show you applications and use cases for remote support, maintenance and training, as well as the latest technical features of our VPS 19 smart glasses.
VPS 19 PROVEN AS EFFECTIVE TOOL FOR BRIDGE SIMULATOR TRAINING
How eye tracking glasses can significantly improve practical training became apparent during a Bridge Simulator Training Course with Swedish MariTerm AB.
VIEWPOINTSYSTEM WINS THE LIVING STANDARDS AWARS 2022
On May 19, 2022, Austrian Standards presented the eighth Living Standards Award, Austria’s most important prize for standardization and innovation. We are excited to announce that we took home the coveted trophy in the category “Developing Future Technology”.
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Revolutionary computing POWER: Neuromorphic chips and their benefits for the industry
We demand more and more computing power from our devices, but conventional computing architectures are increasingly reaching their physical limits. In their search for new ways to continue scaling up processing, researchers and chip designers are taking inspiration from the way the brain processes information. This is also happening in the EU-funded research project “NimbleAI”: Viewpointsystem and 18 partners are developing a neuromorphic ‘super-chip’ that will be extremely powerful while consuming very little energy.
PREVIEW: THE NEW VPS LITE UNIT AND OTHER INNOVATIVE PRODUCT FEATURES
Get ready for an impressive device for training, education, and documentation – the VPS Lite Unit! With its compact size and lightweight yet robust design, it sets new standards in mobile eye tracking. It will be available from autumn 2023, offering the wearer unique wearing comfort and unrestricted freedom of movement.
AUTO-CALIBRATION AND ONE-POINT CALIBRATION IN THE VPS 19 Smart glasseS
For most users our VPS 19 glasses work out of the box without any calibration, providing an auto-calibrated gaze accuracy that is good enough for many applications. For situations that require a personalized calibration, we provide a simple one-point calibration procedure that estimates personalized κ angles for each eyeball and improves the typical gaze accuracy to below 1°.