The Latest in Eye Tracker Technology

You will need an eye tracker that is suitable for the type of study that you want to conduct and software to both display your stimuli, collect the data and analyze the results. Some eye trackers come with basic software for viewing the collected data, but usually lack functionality with regards designing and running the actual experiment as well as more advanced data analysis tools. Software such as iMotions Lab will allows for advanced study setups, analysis tools, as well as the ability to incorporate other modalities in the study for greater insights.

No SMI eye trackers are no longer being produced and sold for commercial use. It is still possible to use SMI eye trackers with iMotions Lab.

Yes, all you need to do eye tracking is a camera that can capture the movements of your eyes. This can be a specialized eye tracker using near infra red light, or a simple web camera that tracks the reflection of light in the eye. iMotions software supports both options.

Eye tracking on a phone can be achieved in two ways. Either by using the built in front facing camera, which will give highly inaccurate eye tracking, or by using a mounted phone stand and a professional eye tracker such as Smart Eye Aurora which will provide a high degree of accuracy.

yes almost all eye tracking glasses support prescription lenses ranging in strength from -3 to +3 diopter. Usually it is possible to use the same frame and simply swap out the lenses in the frame.

The frame “All Fun and Games” for Neon by Pupil Labs is the only eye tracking glasses specifically designed for children, and offers great comfort as well as easy operation and a fun and colorful design.

Calibration is a way of increasing the accuracy of an eye tracker prior to collecting data. However many eye trackers such as Neon and Viewpointsystem VPS 19 now feature calibration free setups, making the experience even more natural and effortless.