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user-4a6a05 07 January, 2026, 13:58:46 Neon Player - Rewritten from [email removed] We’re excited to announce the beta release of the new Neon Player, the next generation of our open-source analysis and visualization software, and the long-awaited successor to Neon Player.

Neon Player, originally built on top of Pupil Player from the Pupil Core ecosystem, has been a critical part of our software portfolio for over a decade. Its codebase carried years of innovations, experiments, and extensions from users around the world. But with that history came complexity: maintaining and extending the system had become increasingly challenging.

The new Neon Player changes that.

This beta release is a complete redesign, re-architected, and rewritten codebase. It preserves the features you know from Neon Player and introduces a much simpler, more maintainable implementation, paving the way for faster development, easier contributions, and more room for experimentation.

The new Neon Player remains fully open-source, retaining a flexible plugin architecture that has enabled so many users to extend and customize the software. We’ve seen countless creative adaptations over the years, far beyond what we could have envisioned, and we want to continue supporting that spirit of exploration and hackability!

This is a beta release, so we invite everyone to download the software, try it out, and share feedback. Your input is essential as we refine and finalize the new version. The current production version of Neon Player will remain fully available for all users who rely on it today, but will no longer see any active development.

user-4a6a05 07 January, 2026, 13:58:48

We welcome general feedback and discussion on Discord, and we kindly ask that bug reports be submitted as GitHub issues so we can track and address them efficiently.

Try the Neon Player Beta and help us shape its future.

user-4a6a05 07 January, 2026, 13:59:02

user-4c21e5 14 January, 2026, 04:44:44

New Research Digest πŸ‘€ Taking Flight: Decoding Pilot Cognition in the Real World πŸ›©οΈ

In this latest Digest, we explore a study from the University of Waterloo that moved the lab into the cockpit. By integrating Neon eye tracking with physiological sensors and flight telemetry, the team captured a dataset comprising gaze, physiological signals, and flight parameters across a range of manoeuvres in real operational conditions!

Read the full digest here: https://pupil-labs.com/blog/taking-flight-decoding-pilot-cognition-in-the-real-world

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