Eye Tracking in Virtual Reality: a Broad Review of Applications and Challenges | SpringerLink
CES 2016: The Eye Tribe showcase eye tracking for Virtual Reality – The Eye Tribe
An Eye-tracked Oculus Rift | Doc-Ok.org
Homebrew Oculus Rift Eye Tracker | James Darpinian
Eye Tracking Is Coming to Virtual Reality Sooner Than You Think. What Now? | WIRED
Integrating VR, Eye Tracking, and Biofeedback in Your Research | BIOPAC
Tobii eye-tracking to become a standard feature in Pimax VR headsets
Tobii's eye-tracking tech is niche on PCs, but makes virtual reality feel like magic | PCWorld
Facebook Working On Quest 3 & 4, Zuckerberg Wants Face & Eye Tracking
Oculus VR Acquires The Eye Tribe, Developer of Eye Tracking Technologies
Eyetracking in VR is Finally Here - Tobii eye Tracking With Major Announcements at CES 2019 - YouTube
VIVE Focus 3 gets Facial Tracker, and Eye Tracker | VIVE Blog
Eye-Tracking Is Both Incredibly Important And Very Risky
Is now the time to buy a VR Headset with built-in eye-tracking?
Homebrew Oculus Rift Eye Tracker : r/oculus
It don't really work yet, but it's coming together (DIY Eye Tracking) : r/VRchat
Oculus Patent | Eye Tracking Using Optical Flow - Nweon Patent
VIVE Focus 3 Eye Tracker | VR Accessories | Knoxlabs
Next big thing for virtual reality: lasers in your eyes
Oculus launching higher-res Rift S headset with new inside-out tracking for $400 this spring | PC Gamer
Oculus now owns an eye-tracking company | Engadget
SMI announces eye-tracking upgrade for Oculus Rift
Watching Me, Watching You: How Eye Tracking Is Coming to VR and Beyond - CNET
Pimax with eye tracking module - First Impressions from the CES 2019 - YouTube
Meta Quest Pro: What the new eye and face tracking can do
FOVE Headset Hits Kickstarter For Eye-Tracking VR - SlashGear
Oculus acquires eye-tracking startup The Eye Tribe | TechCrunch
Tobii Brings Eye Tracking to VR Headsets for Faster Frame Rates | PCMag
Hands-on: FOVE's Eye-tracking VR Headset Was the Next Best at CES – Road to VR
Why eye tracking could make VR displays like the Oculus Rift consumer-ready | Ars Technica
