iMotions Events

Join iMotions, Varjo and surgical expert Dr. Rafael Grossmann as they demonstrate how training simulations for Healthcare Professionals can be optimized with built-in eye tracking and other biosensors in human-eye resolution VR environments.

Wednesday, May 27 at 12PM EDT / 6PM CEST

Sebastian Johansson from Smart Eye and Nam Nguyen from iMotions will demonstrate several use cases centering on how Smart Eye’s suite of advanced eye trackers can be applied to research in usability, automotive and aviation using the iMotions software.

Wednesday, June 10 at 12PM EDT / 6PM CEST

Product Director Ole Jensen and Customer Success Manager Tue Hvass, PhD demonstrate several API use cases centered on systems integration and workflow automation, virtual environments (in Unity), wearables, and standard communication protocols with Bluetooth.

See the remote capabilities of iMotions, including behavioral annotation and facial expression analysis. Dr. Jessica Wilson and Kate Weir will review how to annotate recordings and post-process pre-recorded face videos to gain insight on emotional valence.

How does using biosensors contribute to sports training effectiveness and more objective performance measurement? David Schulman and Nam Nguyen host Dr. Derek Mann, an expert in Kinesiology, to speak about his research at Jacksonville University, Florida.

Tom Baker, PhD. and Kerstin Wolf walk through eye tracking setups, analysis options, use cases and recommended hardware, from screen-based to mobile testing and VR.

Tue Hvass, PhD. & Technical Specialist Mike Thomsen present how biosensor data can be used to measure anxiety for healthcare applications.

Jessica Wilson, PhD. and Robert Christopherson provide a crash course in the most common biosensors used in business research and education.

What can we reliably measure about an individual’s “emotional experience”? Brendan Murray, PhD and Jessica Wilson, PhD introduce how measuring emotions helps us understand human behavior.