Yacine Builds His Own Eye-Tracking Hardware with Custom Drivers for High-FPS Tracking
yacineMTB · x · 2026-09-06
AI developer Yacine (yacineMTB) says he's building his own tracking hardware since he likely won't get an allocation. He wrote custom drivers to achieve very high FPS, using two stereo cameras (one vertical, one horizontal) that lock onto specks and track them reliably. He quips the project won't finish until next summer and hopes the supply chain sorts itself out.
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