Sequoia 1 Preview
Our first gaze model. It learns each person's eyes, on the camera they already have.
Photo: Paulmathi Vinod, CC BY 4.0, via iNaturalist
We make eye tracking work on any camera.
Knowing where someone looks has meant dedicated infrared hardware. Our models do it with the camera a product already has, and get better the more each person uses them.
Any camera
Webcams, cabin cameras, tablet cameras. No eye-tracking hardware to add.
Learns each person
Every click, tap or button press teaches the model where that person was looking.
Stays on the device
No GPU and no cloud. Faces never leave the machine.
Every new car now has a camera on its driver.
Since July 2026, every new car, van, truck and bus sold in the EU must warn a driver who looks away from the road. Sequoia turns that camera into an eye tracker that knows each driver.
July 2026
Distraction warning becomes mandatory for every new vehicle in the EU.
One model per driver
A car has a few drivers for years. Sequoia keeps a model for each of them.
Calibrates while they drive
Every touch of the screen and press of a wheel button shows where the driver was looking. No setup screen.
Fits the car's own chip
No GPU and no extra hardware. Nothing leaves the car.
And everywhere else people look at a screen.
Aviation
Where pilots look, measured in the cockpit and the simulator.
Accessibility
Eye control on a tablet a person already owns, without a dedicated device.
Research
Eye-tracking studies on ordinary webcams, outside the lab.
Industry
Operators pick a control with a glance and keep both hands on the job.
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For carmakers, suppliers and device makers. Tell us about your camera, your chip and what you need to know about where people look.
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