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Here are some Paper_Tracker eye-tracking performance tests based on camera images from the Bigscreen Beyond 2e! Because the eye camera angle on the Bigscreen Beyond 2e is not ideal, and our compatibility algorithm for the Beyond 2e is still in an early validation stage, misrecognition, unstable recognition, or inconsistent...

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