All about new features, software updates, and innovations in our products.
Our new user interface, the VPS Control Center, makes working with the VPS Smart Glasses even easier and more efficient. As a web-based platform with a modern design, it ensures an optimized user experience. With just a few clicks, you can wirelessly access live feeds from the VPS Smart Glasses on your computer, laptop, or smartphone.
The VPS Smart Glasses just got even smarter: With new features like gaze-based image brightness and a stabilized live heatmap, you can work comfortably and achieve more accurate results – hands-free and in real-time. Whether you’re providing remote support or analyzing visual focus and attention, the new features make your workflow smoother and give you the best result in any situation.
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.
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°.
Easy and uncomplicated operation is crucial for smart glasses to be accepted by employees and to survive successfully in the company. For this reason, we are constantly working on making our smart glasses even more easy and intuitive to use. Today, we would like to introduce four features that make the VPS 19 better optimized for real-world use.
We are back at AWE which takes place Nov. 9-11 in Santa Clara, Silicon Valley. And we are excited to showcase Digital Iris Inside, a new integration technology that will give AR/VR devices easy access to the enormous potential of eye tracking.
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