Smart Eye Technology protects businesses that share highly sensitive files such as financials, legal contracts, wiring instructions, employee information, new innovation ideas, and more. Whether sharing internally with employees – working on-site or remotely, or externally with vendors or customers, Smart Eye Technology provides unprecedented data and information security. [1]

Figure 1. The Smart Eye technology

Figure 1 shows Smart Eye Technology, a biometric-based file sharing platform, today announced that it has partnered with Samsung to help small and medium-sized businesses combat security threats by bringing its innovative platform to Samsung AppStack Marketplace customers. AppStack is a new platform that curates and bundles apps for small businesses.

With more people working remotely, and even as people move back to the office, employers are continuing to face an increasing number of security threats. Smart Eye Technology is focused on helping companies protect the privacy and security of the confidential business information that they need to share with employees, customers or vendors as part of their on-going business.

Smart Eye Technology is focused on helping companies protect the privacy and security of the confidential business information that they need to share with employees, customers or vendors as part of their on-going business. The solution also includes biometric-authenticated e-signatures for executing contracts in their platform.[3]

Smart Eye’s Pioneering Technology Saves Lives and Changes the World

Smart Eye’s pioneering technology is changing the game for the automotive industry. The industry is hugely responsible for accidents and injuries, with 2 million people killed and 50 million injured in traffic every year on a global scale. Tragically, most of these incidents are caused by common human error or complacency and could be avoided. Smart Eye’s AI-powered technology has been designed to tackle the leading cause of accident and injury: distraction.

Smart Eye delivers software that is combined with other components to create camera-based driver monitoring systems. By studying a person’s eyes, face, and head movements, the system is able to get a clear picture of their overall alertness, mood, and level of awareness. Through analysing this level, the driver monitoring system sounds an alarm when it becomes apparent that the driver is losing concentration due to tiredness or taking their gaze off the road and is also built with the option to take control of the vehicle altogether. The technology also works with passenger monitoring, where cameras placed in other parts of the vehicle monitor safety features like airbags in dangerous situations. Again, Smart Eye’s technology is able to combine head and eye-tracking with speech identification in order to distinguish the driver’s commands from passenger voices or radio voices.[2]

In 2025:

"Eye Tracking Market with COVID-19 Impact Analysis by Offering (Hardware, Software, Services), Tracking Type (Remote and Mobile), Application (Assistive Communication, and Human Behavior & Market Research), Vertical, and Geography- Global Forecast to 2025", is expected to grow from USD 368 million in 2020 to USD 1,098 million by 2025; it is expected to grow at a CAGR of 24.5% from 2020 to 2025. The high demand for eye trackers in the healthcare vertical, especially for the assistive communication application is one of the key driving factors for the eye tracking market. The increasing penetration of eye tracking technology in the consumer electronics vertical, and high demand for eye trackers for personalized advertisements and consumer research purposes are a few other key factors having a positive impact on the growth of the eye tracking market.[4]

References:

1. https://getsmarteye.com/
2. https://50globalleaders.com/from-a-dream-to-reality-smart-eyes-pioneering-technology-to-saves-lives-and-change-the-world/
3. https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/smart-eye-technology-brings-its-biometric-based-secure-file-sharing-platform-to-the-samsung-appstack-marketplace-301306780.html
4. https://www.marketsandmarkets.com/PressReleases/eye-tracking.asp

Cite this article:

Thanusri swetha J (2021), Smart Eye Technology, AnaTechmaz, pp. 27