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Eye Tracking and the Future of the Family Room

smcmullen — Fri, 03 Dec 2010 16:30:37 +0000

Over the past year we have seen the ongoing media center technology battle for supremacy. Apple, Tivo, Boxee, Google, Pandora, Roku, Sharp, Sony, Samsung, Visio and many others have been fighting it out trying to create superior technology and convince consumers that their brand of connected television or media center box is the future of [...]

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Eye Tracking Research Measures Your Problem Solving Skills

dbrendant — Wed, 14 Jul 2010 04:12:03 +0000

An interesting study was done in collaboration with Stanford University and Columbia Teachers College focusing on the degree of pupil dilation in visual tasks and aural ones. Until now, pupil dilation has been shown to be a reliable way to measure cognitive load, but scientists at the institutions say the effect of aural versus visual [...]

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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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Eye Tracking Looks at How We Rely on Google for Answers

mfox — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 19:44:58 +0000

The Internet has changed the way we seek information. Up until the last couple decades, information was found in books or in the minds of those more knowledgeable about a subject than ourselves. But today, if you have a question, you just “Google it.” The seemingly all-knowing Google (or Yahoo, MSN, Bing, etc.) is where [...]

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Race Presents Challenge for Facial and Eye Tracking Technology

mfox — Fri, 22 Jan 2010 23:39:26 +0000

Humans have an amazing ability to recognize faces; from the time you are born, your brain is programmed to identify and distinguish the faces of the people you see. Software developers are attempting to replicate this phenomenon because of the number of applications it could possibly be used for. However, nothing has been produced yet [...]

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