Eye tracking

In one glance at these heat maps, you can see what does or doesn't influence people and how your reactions compare to the rest of the world.

German scientists developed software that can detect character traits through eye-tracking, according to a new study. Using over 200 actions, such as the frequency with which a person blinks, researchers found links between eye movements and personal traits, allowing the software to do the same.

How to Use Eye Tracking to Learn about Your Customers. Starting a business and running it successfully entails a lot of planning and preparation, and a great bulk of that is devoted to gathering information and data. What is worth noting, however, is that this data-gathering activity is not something that is conducted only when a business is about to start, all the way to its initial phases of operation. It is a continuous process. #cleverism #eyetracking #marketing.

These visual tracking tips and tools will help kids with skills like reading, writing, and other learning tasks. Visual tracking is a visual mobility skill.

While reading, one must visually track across the page from one line to the next. For many, this can be tricky when the text is small, but for countless students with dyslexia or weak reading skills, it can be a problem regardless of the font size. So why is this the case? Perhaps one of the problems is poor visual tracking skills. What Exactly is Tracking? Visual tracking is the ability to move one's eyes smoothly across the text from one line to another. Tracking difficulties happen when…

Did you know you can exercise your eyes as well? Eye exercises are designed to strengthen your eye muscles, improve focusing, eye movements, & stimulate the vision center of your brain.

The eyes tell all.

Visual tracking activities are important for school skills. Using the infinity loop with learning activities is an added bonus for strengthening the eye muscles… it helps them to smoothly cross midline.

Description This is a set of 24 maze cards for students to complete visually without the use of a pencil. Students must use eye tracking skills to visually work their way from one end of the maze to the other (from one red dot to the other). It is suggested to print on cardstock then cut apart each of the cards so that students are not visually distracted by other mazes. Present each card one at a time, or keep them on a key ring for quick practice. Encourage enthusiastic students to speed…

Forget touch screens and voice recognition. What if you could control your computer just by looking at it? Gaze-based interaction has been around for 20 years, but it may be poised to become more widely available — and affordable.