Albany, NY -- (SBWIRE) -- 09/01/2018 -- Eye tracking, at its most basic, is keeping a tab on eye activity. It studies what we look at, what we ignore, and how we blink. It also examines how the pupil reacts to various stimuli. The concept is simple, however the procedure and interpretation can prove to be complicated.

In eye tracking, data is mostly gathered leveraging an "eye tracker," which can either be head-mounted or remote and connected to a computer. Such eye trackers are mostly comprised of a camera and a light source. The light source, infrared mostly, is directed toward the eye, while the camera tracks its reflection along with visible ocular features such as the pupil. With the evolution of technology, such eye trackers have become non-intrusive.

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The data gathered from eye tracking is then analyzed using various software. Apart from analyzing the visual attention, eye data can also be scrutinized to gauge the workload and cognitive state of the subject. Eye tracking finds application in different areas ranging from automotive to medical and defense. They use eye tracking to ensure safety and well-being of the participants.
Besides, advertising and entertainment, packaging, and web design industries are also benefitting from the information gathered about their consumers' behavior from their eye tracking. They are finding many new applications almost every day and this is opening up new opportunities in their market.

Despite such promising prospects application-wise, the demand for eye tracking devices is getting hampered because of its high cost. Rising use of contact lenses is also serving to slow down their uptake since those can disrupt the functioning of eye tracking devices.
However, with constant product development their prices are expected to come down in the future and their design is expected to become more sophisticated thereby buoying sales eventually.

Eye tracking refers to the procedure of locating, following, and recording a person's gaze. Various technologies exist for the completion of this electronically-driven procedure, some of which rely on the images of the eye taken without any physical contact and other methods involve attachments to the eye. Therefore, eye tracking is simply measuring the activity of the eye, analyzing, where the eye looks at, what the eye ignores, when the eye blinks, and how does the pupil of the eye react to different stimuli. Remote control or a head-mounted eye tracker device is connected to a computer for collecting eye-tracking data. This data is then used to extrapolate the rotating of the eye and the direction of the gaze. Further, the collected data is saved to a file that is compatible with an eye tracking analysis software, such as the Eye Works. Eye tracking techniques are used in a variety of fields, such as, medicine, marketing, psychology, engineering, and education.

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Eye tracking helps in improving the findability of that product on the website to prevent the loss on revenue and improve the website's return on investment. Eye tracking is also widely utilized in personal computers and the gaming industry to enable game designers to get a better understanding of the game and allow the gamer to control the game with the help of eye movements. Eye tracking is used in the field of packaging research for better designing of packages and understanding consumers' preferences. In the applications segment, the medical diagnostics segment is estimated to hold a considerable share of the market followed by packaging research due to significant investments made before a product is sent to the market as a final product. In terms of end-user industries, the global eye tracking market can be segmented into, healthcare, marketing, transportation, and others. The healthcare segment is anticipated to hold a prominent share of the market followed by the marketing and transportation segments.