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Legacy binocular eye-tracking research
Keep in mind Original manual v1.1.3 is mirrored by an academic lab; current manufacturer discontinued page confirms identity.
Wearable eye tracking for research and real-world analysis
Keep in mind Specialized research product; specifications are manufacturer documentation, not our independent performance test.
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| Prices · all markets | Price not verified 0 offer records & sourcesNo verified price in this audit. | €6,250 EUR≈ $6,993 USDECB 2026-10-13Global · Starting price · Listed 1 offer records & sources€6,250 EUR≈ $6,993 USDECB 2026-10-13 Global · Starting price ListedPupil Labs official Starting professional price; academic price €5515; configuration not checked Price is native currency; taxes and destination checkout not verified. Original source market label: International.Check merchant offer ↗Price source ↗ Checked 2026-10-12 |
| Designed for | Legacy binocular eye-tracking research ↗ | Wearable eye tracking for research and real-world analysis ↗ |
| Battery / power | 3,400 mAh rechargeable 18650 Li-ion ↗ | Not verified |
| Weight | 45 g head unit including protective lens; 312 g recording unit ↗ | Not verified |
| Tracking | Corneal reflection/dark pupil; one-point calibration ↗ | Not verified |
| Storage | SDXC/SDHC card ↗ | Not verified |
| Form factor | Eye-tracking glasses and external recording unit ↗ | Camera-equipped eyeglasses ↗ |
| Sampling rate | 50 Hz or 100 Hz system configuration ↗ | Not applicable to this category |
| Scene Camera | 1,920 × 1,080 at 25 fps; 90° scene FOV ↗ | 1600 × 1200 at 30 Hz ↗ |
| Dimensions | 179 × 159 × 57 mm head unit ↗ | Not applicable to this category |
| Eye Sensors | Four eye-tracking sensors ↗ | Not applicable to this category |
| Motion | Gyroscope and accelerometer ↗ | Not applicable to this category |
| Runtime | 120 minutes recording unit ↗ | Not verified |
| Sensing | Not applicable to this category | Wearable gaze tracking ↗ |
| Operation | Not applicable to this category | Calibration-free eye tracking ↗ |
| Design | Not applicable to this category | Modular Neon camera module and frame choices ↗ |
| Software | Not applicable to this category | Pupil Cloud and real-time API ↗ |
| Target | Not applicable to this category | Research and real-world behavioural measurement ↗ |
| Recording Time | Not applicable to this category | Up to 4 hours ↗ |
| Gaze Accuracy | Not applicable to this category | 1.8° uncalibrated; 1.3° with offset correction manufacturer figures ↗ |
| Scene FOV | Not applicable to this category | 103° H / 77° V ↗ |
| Pupillometry | Not applicable to this category | Pupil diameter and eye-state measurement ↗ |
| Availability | Manufacturer explicitly identifies Glasses 2 as discontinued and replaced by Glasses 3. | Manufacturer documentation checked; local stock, final checkout and destination delivery not verified. |
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| Editorial pick & release | No editorial ranking recorded | No editorial ranking recorded |
| Evidence | Manufacturer source Checked 2026-10-13 | Manufacturer source Checked 2026-10-12 |
Battery claims use different conditions and are not a controlled benchmark. “Not verified” is an evidence gap, not a missing feature. Prices are dated regional snapshots. Deposits, bundles and historical launch prices are labelled. Brightness measurement methods and battery workloads vary by manufacturer.
