Infant and child-friendly eye tracking system from labvanced.com

 

Labavanced has just released a new powerful tool for researchers in developmental cognitive

psychology, studying gaze behavior in infants.

Monitoring the gaze can provide powerful insights into the development of cognitive, linguistic,

and social processes, but young participants create a number of challenges for eye tracking

researchers - especially when the research should be carried out remotely out of the lab.

To address these challenges we developed a webcam-based child-friendly eye-tracking solution

with astonishing results and features:

1-Cutting edge eye-tracking software optimized for infants and children

2- Accuracy and precision using a regular computer webcam, with close to lab results. 

3-Great and easy-to-use interface even for complex studies.

4- Over 25 stimuli types and more than 200 templates free to use

(Videos- Images- Audio- Text- Questionnaires- Websites- YouTube) and many more

5- Audio and video recording of the participant.

Our new algorithm is more accurate than anything that is available in the market today, and in a first demo study, you can test the accuracy, and how well this suits your needs for infant research.

Here is a link to it in the labvanced library:

https://www.labvanced.com/page/library/11657

If you want to implement a study with our infant-friendly Eye-Tracking technology yourself, just

sign up, build, and test everything for free. If you have any questions, please email me. We will

also be happy to provide a free demo for interested labs and researchers.

Leah Lee

leah@labvanced.com

www.labvanced.com


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