eye tracker
Pupil position sensor
An eye tracker is a device that measures where someone is looking, detecting eye position and movement through sensors or cameras.
Eye trackers are used in research psychology to study attention, in accessibility technology to help disabled users control computers, and in marketing to analyze what catches consumers' attention: The eye tracker showed users spent most time looking at the headline.
- gazeFixed, intent look
- pupilLearner or eye opening
- screen timeDuration on digital displays
- calibrationAdjusting for measurement accuracy
- fixationPersistent mental attachment
saccade · infrared · cursor · heat map · attention · blink · cornea · heatmap · focus · glance · research · accessibility · assistive technology · iris · webcam · sensor · dwell · dwell time
- assistive deviceswheelchair, glasses, wheelchairs, eyeglasses, walkers
- motion controlsmotion sensor, motion capture, gesture control, gyroscope, accelerometer
- research toolsthesaurus, library, atlas, index, database
- communication aidsAAC, talker, talkers, voice output, text to speech
- eye trackingfixation, fixations, saccade, heat map, heat maps
- VR gearVR headset, VR controllers, base station, base stations, motion controller
eye trackerheart rate monitor
Device measuring heartbeats continuously
brain-computer interface · voice recorder · accelerometer · pulse oximeter
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