 Hey guys, it's TC with The Verge and we're here demoing the Tobii Gaze eye tracking technology for Windows. Right now I'm looking at this tool that's tracking where my eyes are going. If I move my head over, I can look at these light bulbs to turn them on or off. The sensor is placed at the bottom of the computer screen. It can't be placed like a regular webcam because if the camera is here, the eyelashes will occlude the pupil and the iris. So the sensor is registered in your eye and there are also illuminators that create a pattern on the eye. Based on that information, the eye tracker can calculate exactly where in space you're positioned and also where your gaze point is. We think it will be in consumer applications within a couple of years and probably professional applications, even sugar. So we're excited to see what happens. Thanks for watching.
 Hey guys, it's TC with The Verge and we're here demoing the Tobii Gaze eye tracking technology
 for Windows.
 Right now I'm looking at this tool that's tracking where my eyes are going.
 If I move my head over, I can look at these light bulbs to turn them on or off.
 The sensor is placed at the bottom of the computer screen.
 It can't be placed like a regular webcam because if the camera is here, the eyelashes will
 occlude the pupil and the iris.
 So the sensor is registered in your eye and there are also illuminators that create a
 pattern on the eye.
 Based on that information, the eye tracker can calculate exactly where in space you're
 positioned and also where your gaze point is.
 We think it will be in consumer applications within a couple of years and probably professional
 applications, even sugar.
 So we're excited to see what happens.
 Thanks for watching.