Eye tracking

A mobile eye tracker Pupil Labs Core, [1], has been delivered which is shown on the picture to the right. The device is a tracking headset including two near infrared LEDs SFH4050 (850 nm wavelength) at max. 200 Hz and a world (environmental) camera at max. 120 Hz sampling frequency. In addition, two lenses applicable to the world camera are available in the set. The software is freely available and includes Pupil Capture, Pupil Player, Pupil Service, and Pupil Mobile modules. The mobile module is meant for gathering data only by means of a mobile device. Further technical details might be found in Ref. [2].

A stationary eye tracker GazePoint GP3 HD, [3], has been delivered which is visible on the picture to the right. Apart from the eye tracker, a biometric kit, [4], is also available for capturing heart rate, galvanic skin response, and analog self-reported user engagement. A data processing software is also included capable of doing cognitive research studies of various kind, [5].

A tablet Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e, [6], has been delivered as a part of the eye tracking research set.

A psycho test implemented on tablet Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e. Developer: Konstantin Metodiev, Processing v.3.5.3, [7]