Sentence examples for using an eye tracking from inspiring English sources

Working with local youth sports programs, the team assessed athletes between ages five and 18 using an eye tracking protocol, created instructional videos for youth participants, developed a head-mounted portable tool for measuring concussions and established guidelines to help clinicians evaluate interventions.

To test this possibility, we measured the observers' fixational eye movement using an eye tracking device (SR Research Ltd. EyeLink II, 500 Hz), although this was done in a separate session because the device was installed at a different place.

More interestingly, Cornelissen et al. [5] reported no difference in the stability of the vergence error between children who passed and who failed the Dunlop test – and these children read single words at a close distance while the eye movements were recorded using an eye tracking system.

To address this issue, the present study used an eye tracking system to analyze the changes in the fixation points of people performing various Kansei evaluations.

Using an eye-tracking paradigm, we found that participants looked longest to eyes compared to other human features.

Four experiments were conducted to study the use of perspective as a depth cue in infants, using an eye-tracking-system.

Using an eye-tracking technology to trace the movements of pupils (when they're somewhat fixed or darting about), Dr. Smith was able to map what viewers looked at when they watched a somewhat static interlude from Paul Thomas Anderson's "There Will Be Blood" (2007).

Catteeuw et al. (2009) first studied the decision-making process of international and national assistant referees using an eye-tracking system.

Pupil diameter modifications were assessed using an eye-tracking system (SMI ETG 1, SensoMotoric Instruments GmbH, Teltow, Germany) (Additional file 1: Fig. S1); heart and respiratory rate and thoracic volume variations were measured using a biometric belt (Hexoskin, Montréal, Canada).

Using an eye-tracking methodology, along with gaze pattern and fixation analysis Schneider et al. [ 28] found that children in the first years of school do spontaneously use orientation points (external markers) to support spatial-numerical processes such as numerical estimation.

User testing was assessed based on whether respondents found the software both usable: evaluated using a) eye-tracking, b) the system usability scale, and c) user verbal responses from a 'think aloud' protocol; and useful: evaluated using a) eye-tracking, b) whether preferences for options were changed, and c) and the decisional conflict scale.