@everyone 📣 New Alpha Lab

Multi-person eye tracking is where things get very interesting.

Not just where people look, but how attention overlaps and shifts between people.

But it only works if everything is in sync.

In our latest Alpha Lab, we show how to achieve super-accurate time sync across multiple Neon systems!

Using a lightweight command line tool we’ve built, pl-realtime-tui: - Auto-discover devices on your network - Start and stop recordings together - Inject timestamp “events” for precise millisecond alignment

Follow along with the guide: https://docs.pupil-labs.com/alpha-lab/a-guide-to-multiperson-eye-tracking/

@everyone 📣 New Research Digest

How do children learn from everyday life?

Most research focuses on structured tasks like play or direct interaction. But a large part of learning happens while simply observing the world.

In our latest Research Digest, we highlight three studies using Pupil Core, Pupil Invisible, and Neon wearable eye tracking to examine how children allocate attention during routines, play, and storytelling.

The findings reveal consistent patterns in what captures children’ attention, offering a new perspective on how early learning unfolds.

Read the full Research Digest: https://pupil-labs.com/blog/how-children-learn-from-everyday-life

Image credit: Yu, C., Kaplan, B., Schroer, S., & Hayhoe, M. (2026). Examining micro-level natural behaviour to improve generalizability in behavioural science: a case study of parent–child joint attention. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences, 381(1943).