using on Raspberry Pi, Beagle, Galileo, etc.?

[Mark Wexler]

Hello everyone,

I just got my Pupil Labs eyetracker, and I'm very enthusiastic to try it out. I just have a quick question at this point: has anyone used it on small, single-board computers such as the Raspberry Pi, Beagle Board, Intel Galileo, or other similar systems? I don't need a GUI, just a stream of pupil positions from the eye camera, in order to detect saccades. I saw a posting from 4 years ago, where it didn't seem to work on the Raspberry Pi, but maybe people have had better luck on newer systems?

Thanks a lot for any advice,

Mark

[aar...@stanford.edu]

I'll be attempting to do this with a Raspberry Pi 3 for a project, so I'll let you know how it turns out!

[utubelo...@gmail.com]

Rock64, TinkerBoard or Odroid will probably handle all the processing, Pi3 maybe not, but someone correct me if I'm wrong. Also probably need a very lightweight version of Linux.

[Shiva N]

Hi Mark,

I was able to get it running on a Raspberry Pi 2 last year running Ubuntu MATE - but it was uselessly slow. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPGllEY_QNM

It should be able to run on an RPi 3