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EyeTech Digital Systems is an eye tracking company founded by Robert Chappell in Mesa, Arizona, USA in 1996.

EyeTech makes commercially available eye tracking systems. They started making eye trackers for disabled users initially. They have since worked on eye trackers for research, interactive displays, and OEMs.

Robert Chappell started the company in response to an severe RSI/Carpel Tunnel injury. With his background in image processing, he developed an eye tracker after trying a number of existing eye trackers on the market.

EyeTech has been in the news several times:

EyeTech has attended many trade shows and conferences including:

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