Abstract: The invention relates to an eye tracking device comprising one or more illuminators, each illuminator comprising a light emitting side, and each illuminator being connected to a first circuitry carder, an imaging module connected to a second circuitry carrier wherein the image module comprises optical arrangements. The plurality of illuminators, the imaging module and the circuitry carriers are embedded without gaps in a first material. The invention further relates to methods for manufacturing an eye tracking device with over-molded components.

Abstract: A head mountable arrangement assists a subject to acquire spatial information about a surrounding environment by receiving gaze data from an eyetracker and spatial data from a distance sensor respectively. The gaze data describe an estimated point of regard of the subject, and the spatial data describe a distance between a reference point and an object in the surrounding environment. A feedback signal is provided, which indicates a distance from the subject to said object in the surrounding environment. The feedback signal is generated based on the estimated point of regard and the spatial data, and may reflect the distance to a surface element of an object that intersects a straight line between an eye-base line of the subject and the estimated point of regard, which surface element is located closer to the eye-base line than any other surface element of the objects in the surrounding environment along said straight line.

Abstract: The invention relates to an eye tracking device comprising one or more illuminators, each illuminator comprising a light emitting side, and each illuminator being connected to a first circuitry carder, an imaging module connected to a second circuitry carrier wherein the image module comprises optical arrangements. The plurality of illuminators, the imaging module and the circuitry carriers are embedded without gaps in a first material. The invention further relates to methods for manufacturing an eye tracking device with over-molded components.

Abstract: The invention relates to an eye tracking device comprising one or more illuminators, each illuminator comprising a light emitting side, and each illuminator being connected to a first circuitry carrier, an imaging module connected to a second circuitry carrier wherein the image module comprises optical arrangements. The plurality of illuminators, the imaging module and the circuitry carriers are embedded without gaps in a first material. The invention further relates to methods for manufacturing an eye tracking device with over-molded components.

Abstract: A head mountable arrangement assists a subject to acquire spatial information about a surrounding environment by receiving gaze data from an eyetracker and spatial data from a distance sensor respectively. The gaze data describe an estimated point of regard of the subject, and the spatial data describe a distance between a reference point and an object in the surrounding environment. A feedback signal is provided, which indicates a distance from the subject to said object in the surrounding environment. The feedback signal is generated based on the estimated point of regard and the spatial data, and may reflect the distance to a surface element of an object that intersects a straight line between an eye-base line of the subject and the estimated point of regard, which surface element is located closer to the eye-base line than any other surface element of the objects in the surrounding environment along said straight line.

Abstract: The invention relates to an eye tracking device comprising one or more illuminators, each illuminator comprising a light emitting side, and each illuminator being connected to a first circuitry carrier, an imaging module connected to a second circuitry carrier wherein the image module comprises optical arrangements. The plurality of illuminators, the imaging module and the circuitry carriers are embedded without gaps in a first material. The invention further relates to methods for manufacturing an eye tracking device with over-molded components.