EyeGestures

Eye tracking has traditionally required expensive, specialized hardware that puts it out of reach for most developers and researchers. EyeGestures changes that. It's an open-source gaze tracking project that uses standard webcams and phone cameras — devices everyone already has — to make eye tracking genuinely accessible to anyone who wants to build with it or study it.

Whether you're a developer building innovative gaze-driven interfaces, an accessibility researcher studying how people interact with screens, or just someone curious about what's possible with eye tracking, EyeGestures removes the technical and financial barriers. The project is committed to openness and lowering the entry point for everyone — making the future of gaze-based interaction available today, without the expensive hardware.