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Improving Automotive Safety and Performance with Biosensor Research in Driving Simulations
Learn how human-machine interaction with biosensor research, creates new tools that help to reduce future traffic accidents.
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What you missed from iMotions Webinar Series 2020 (PART 2)
The iMotions team has created a second series of live, recorded webinar content in a broad range of topics on Human Behavior.
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Biometric testing from home to improve Gaming Experience
Using biometric data from eye tracking, Facial expression analysis (FEA), and Electrodermal Activity (EDA / GSR) to level up your game development.
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Four Inspiring Ways Biosensors are Used to Improve Healthcare Performance
Researchers use biosensors to improve diagnostic processes; studying factors that influence HCP’s work interactions and performance.
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How To Do Behavioral Coding in iMotions
Behavioral data using coding schemes together with biosensors and self-report data can provide a view of a participant’s experience.
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How Facial Expressions Analysis can be done remotely
You can still continue your biosensor research using post-processing of facial expression data. Check out our case study and tips for working remotely.
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What you missed from iMotions Webinar Series 2020 (PART 1)
The iMotions team has created a second series of live, recorded webinar content in a broad range of topics on Human Behavior.
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Research Grants [100+ Grants for Human Behavior Research]
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Science is often an expensive endeavor. Many scientists are faced with the necessity of raising money if they want to continue their work.
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5 Marketing Myths Disproved by Neuromarketing
Neuromarketing is being used in a diverse range of industries and is a powerful tool for understanding human behavior and building your emotional branding.
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How to Measure Emotions and Feelings (And the Difference Between Them)
These reactions in us are two sides of the same coin. Feelings can be sparked by emotion and both are reactions to something or someone.