Eye Tracking Update » anatomy of the eye

How Does Eye Tracking Detect the Object of Visual Attention?

mfox — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 20:58:06 +0000

A recent Eye Tracking Update post detailed the basic anatomy of the eye and the two primary types of vision, foveal and peripheral. To continue the discussion on eye biology and how it relates to eye tracking technology, let’s take a look at the behavior that brings the two together: eye movement. The majority (about [...]

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Introduction to Eye Tracking: The Anatomy of the Eye

mfox — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 01:30:00 +0000

The eye is a complex organ consisting of various muscles, tissues, and nerve sensors, which work together to create the phenomenon we know as vision. The ability to see, for those of us who possess the gift of sight, is something we take for granted. It seems simple enough– you open your eyes and voila! [...]

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