Integrate our algorithms to give your product a real-time read on the person using it.
Attention & intent
Know where a user is looking, and infer what they mean to do.
Gaze control
Let people operate a device with their eyes, hands-free.
Expression & communication
Turn eye movement into speech and interaction.
State & interaction
Read alertness and engagement to adapt.
Smart Eye was founded on the idea that technology should bridge the gap between people and machines. Integrating our technology helps the products you build understand what a user wants and needs — often from a single glance.
Assistive Technology & AAC
Through eye, face, and head tracking that responds to natural behavior, we help assistive-technology providers remove barriers to expression and movement. Embedded in AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication) devices, our cameras and software let people control a device or produce speech using only their eyes.
Operate a device hands-free, through eye movement alone.
Build messages and speak through eye-controlled interfaces.
Accurate tracking for users with complex and limited mobility.
Training & Simulation
Simulator and training platform providers build our eye tracking into pilot and controller training. A single compact camera fits into cockpits and simulator panels, and gaze data flows into the platform alongside the simulator data instructors already use.
Mounts discreetly in cramped cockpits and simulators.
Gaze data sits alongside existing simulator metrics.
From first evaluation to deployment.
Human Behavior Platforms
Our technology also powers iMotions, Smart Eye’s multimodal platform for human behavior research. iMotions synchronizes eye tracking with facial expressions, EEG, heart rate, and more. By bringing data from multiple sources into one view, researchers can study how people think, feel, and respond.
Capture, visualize, and analyze multimodal data together.
Synchronize eye tracking with biometric and behavioral signals.
Used across academic and applied fields worldwide.
Our technology is already embedded in products people rely on, from assistive communication aids to research platforms and training systems.
“The reliability, accuracy, and flexibility of Smart Eye’s eye-tracking technology have helped us to continuously push the boundaries of what is possible and to make our products more accessible and effective than ever before.”
– Neil Fitzgerald
Product Manager, Smartbox
"Adding human driver data like pupil dilation, blink, and gaze enables our customers to further advance the understanding of how humans behave and thereby help the development towards a better real-world-like simulation."
– Diego Minen
CTO, VI-grade
Go deeper
For a closer look at what integrating Human Insight AI involves. From the capabilities you can build on, to how our software adapts to your product, and what teams have already built with it.
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Integration FAQ
The SDK is the standardized entry point for building Smart Eye’s eye, face and head tracking into your own product. It gives development teams what they need to evaluate the technology, integrate it, and deploy it — as an embedded, on-device capability or within a larger system. It’s designed to run across different cameras and hardware, so you can build on it without committing to a single sensor or platform.
Yes. Our algorithms let a device interpret where a user is looking and turn that into input — so people can operate a product hands-free or, in assistive technology, produce speech and control a device using only their eyes. This is the basis of Lumin-i, the AAC communication aid we developed with Smartbox, and the same capability can be built into other products that need to respond to a user’s attention or intent.
Our software is built to adapt to your product rather than the other way around, and to deliver reliable data across different cameras, hardware and conditions. That flexibility is what lets the same core technology sit inside an assistive device, a research platform, a training simulator or a consumer product. Our team helps tune the integration and confirm performance for your specific setup.
We work with you from first evaluation through to deployment — helping select the right configuration, guiding the integration, and providing long-term technical support so it keeps performing over the life of the product. The core technology is ready to deploy, and custom integrations and adaptations are scoped and priced to your needs.
Yes. Simulator and training platform providers build our eye tracking into pilot and controller training, using a single compact camera that mounts in a cockpit or simulator panel. Gaze data is time-synchronized with simulator events, so instructors see it alongside the metrics they already use.