Find out where participants are looking at by using D-Lab and a head mounted eye tracker. It allows you to precisely see and analyze automatically where a person is looking at. D-Lab Eye Tracking Head Mounted provides powerful visualizations and metrics to perfectly understand your subjects` pupil movement and gaze behavior.
Plan – Measure – Anlayze
Define how to visualize your subjects` gaze behavior (e.g. gaze video or heatmap) and observe live where your participants are looking at. D-Lab calculates the related metrics as well as visualizes their gaze behavior using powerful diagrams.
Product Highlights
– Automated analysis of glances towards Areas of Interest
– Quick and easy calibration (online and offline)
– Synchronization with Motion Capturing Systems
– Gaze control by realtime access to fixation coordinates of world coordinate system
– EN ISO 15007 conforming measurement and analysis
Product Features
D-Lab Eye Tracking Head Mounted offers several key features:
| D-LAB EYE TRACKING HEAD MOUNTED | Stand-alone module or sychronized with D-Lab Audio, CAN Bus, Data Stream, Head Tracking, ... |
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| Recorded data available in raw format |
| Eye and field videos available as stand-alone videos |
| Realtime data hub to relay data like x,y, pupilometry, gaze coordinates, etc. |
| Automated analysis of glances towards static and dynamics Areas of Interest |
| Saccade and fixation based metrics aggregated across subjects |
| Various visualisation options such as heat map, shadow map, gaze path, bee swarm |
| Access to pupilometry |
| Offline recalibration option |
| Realtime access to fixation coordinates |
| ICA (Index of Cognitive Activity) support |
| Scripting language to build correlations to other channels or sensors |
application examples
– Evaluation of driver information and assistance systems
– AAM and NHTSA studies
– Market research
– Usability studies
– Control rooms
– Design clinics
– Behavioral studies
– Studies with medical devices
– Factory planning
– Production ergonomics
– Product ergonomics
– Reading science
– Sports research & sports psychology
– Military research
– Communication research
– Development psychology
– Neuroscience
– Analysis of mobile devices
– Human-robot interaction
– Realtime gaze control
– Flight safety research
