UNSPSC 45121524: Eye tracking camera

a web camera which tracks eye movement to collect data on where a person is looking so a proper software can process this data for further actions like eye gaze mouse control, etc.

UNSPSC 45121524 Eye tracking camera (Commodity) spans network and surveillance cameras procured by state and local governments to replace aging systems, monitor facilities, and support specialized operational needs such as law enforcement, fire investigation, and aviation. Recent solicitations show governments buying brand-specific network camera systems, helicopter-mounted turret cameras with integrated service plans, and camera packages for school security infrastructure, with procurement driven by infrastructure refresh cycles and security modernization priorities rather than eye-tracking technology specifically—a signal that the code's nominal scope and actual state-local buying activity diverge significantly.

State and local issuing bodies soliciting under this code include county purchasing offices (Cochise County, Arizona), city procurement departments (Philadelphia, Pembroke Pines, New London), state agencies (Texas Parks and Wildlife Department), cooperative purchasing vehicles (Sourcewell on behalf of Washington county jurisdictions), and school district boards (New London Board of Education). Texas Parks and Wildlife Department has posted multiple iterations of the same helicopter camera system requirement—an IFB for a Wescam MX-10 Series Gen 4 replacement with five-year service plan on helicopter N350PW, reposted in March 2026 and June 2026. Recent opportunities cluster in Texas, Florida, Connecticut, Arizona, and Washington, with Sourcewell's cooperative RFP #061626 (posted May 12, 2026, response due June 16, 2026) structured to serve thousands of governmental entities across the United States and Canada. The New London Board of Education's sealed bid for brand-specific UniFi camera equipment across four school locations (posted April 27, 2026, due May 19, 2026) illustrates school-district standardization; Philadelphia's May 2026 micro purchase for fire scene investigation cameras and Pembroke Pines' February 2026 network camera solicitation for end-of-life replacement reflect municipal facility security modernization. Cochise County's February 2026 re-bid RFP-0633-VSD for electrical and security camera installation at a victim services facility indicates installation services bundled with hardware procurement.