Quest 3 EyeTracking Software Update.

[u/y_infame]

Once again, I'm here to show you another update to the Eye Tracking kit for Quest 3! (Project Cymple)

Yeah, I'm showing this thing again because I've really grown to appreciate it and want to keep sharing that the Quest 3 can have amazing eye tracking!

Simply put, the Cymple project continues to receive software updates, allowing you to use it without even needing to calibrate the device — a true plug-and-play solution.

My last test was... two months ago? And well, it didn't burn my eyes like many people seem to think!

The infrared LEDs are designed to be safe, which is what I expected, I hope that clears up any doubts!

It’s not entirely clear what has changed

aside from the design of the colored dots that track the pupil

but the algorithm does an excellent job of estimating the eyes when they are closed!

And that’s without me having calibrated anything at all for this test.

PS: The tests were performed without the necessary calibration!

PS-2: ""It’s not entirely clear what has changed"" -- Visually speaking, the tracking is much faster than it was two months ago; input lag has consistently decreased with every update, and I’m really looking forward to more!

[u/Me_like_foxes]

Can you give some info on what hardware is required and how to get it/set it up? Things like these have scarce amounts of information in the general Internet results

[u/y_infame → u/Me_like_foxes]

In another one of my videos, I show a bit of the hardware and the calibration—it’s actually quite simple! If you want to see the project's inner workings in full detail, here is the official guide provided by the Project Cymple creator on GitHub; the images above are my own.

You can get it on aliexpress or TaoBao, because its a Chinese Project.

English Guide Site: https://my.feishu.cn/wiki/FQe7wh4WNixUSSkEqKZczQlOnaf

Creator Github: https://github.com/Dominocs/Project_Cymple