The Eye Tribe aims to bring its eye-tracking tech to Android devices with SDK this June

Eye-tracking technology on Android devices isn’t exactly anything new, but Danish startup The Eye Tribe is now looking to broaden its use further with its own new set of tools. The company has been showing off its tech since last year, but it’s taken advantage of this week’s DEMO Mobile conference to officially launch it, and reveal that its SDK will be available to developers this June (they can sign up now if they’re interested). As for the tech itself, it promises to allow for everything from eye-activated logins to gaze-based controls to user engagement monitoring, but it won’t simply work on every Android smartphone or tablet. It has some basic hardware requirements that the company says will only cost manufacturers an extra dollar in materials. In the meantime, you can get an idea of some of its capabilities at the company’s site linked below.

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