Overview

Feature Additions

  • Neon by Pupil Labs is now supported in iMotions!
    This means owners of Neon glasses can now use all of the features from Neon in iMotions, except for head pose information which will be supported in a later release.

Video directly from Neon. The cameras fisheye lens gives a wider field of view than most other eye tracking glasses which can be useful in some situations and gives a better understanding of what the wearer could see.

Video directly from Neon with wide field of view

The same video shown in iMotions Lab with the optional fisheye lens correction for Neon turned on which allows users to ‘correct’ the video at the cost of a more narrow field of view.

Video from Neon in iMotions Lab with fisheye lens correction turned on

The camera in Neon is a significant upgrade from Pupil Invisible and eye tracking performance is excellent as seen in the video below.

Bug Corrections

Core

  • We solved an issue leading to Stimulus Annotations not being present in the Individual Annotation Data export
  • We resolved an issue with web stimuli presented using the Chrome browser

Eye Tracking

  • We solved an issue with the post import of Tobii Glasses 3 data being unsuccesful
  • Fixing issue of wrong stimulus type for glasses studies created by import of raw recordings
  • HTC Vive Pro Eye pupil data is now saved in millimeters rather than meters

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