Eye Tracking and Video Games
As we’ve discussed in previous blogs, eye tracking has a wide variety of potential applications. One such application that is quickly gaining traction is the use and integration of eye tracking in video games. There are many opportunities to use the hardware, software, and data provided by companies like Gazepoint to improve human-computer interactions, benefiting… read more
The Marketing Research Potential of Eye Tracking
In marketing, the goal is to find the best possible way to advertise to your audience and convince them to choose your product or service. It can take a lot of trial and error, especially with the far from foolproof methods we have today of testing the success of ads. Visual tracking holds the potential… read more
Choosing the Right Eye Tracker
Visual tracking is a quickly growing area of research and information. If you want to apply it to your industry or field, however, the first step you need to take is choosing the right eye-tracking device. There are many models available – and more being created everyday – but visual tracking hardware as a whole… read more
Eye Tracking Applications: Autism Diagnoses
Affordable eye-tracking technology is leading to an increase of its use in many areas, including medical, psychological, and psychiatric research. The equipment is easily accessible, and it offers objective data on human-computer interactions that can lead to great progress in identification and intervention of many disorders. Eye-tracking research has become especially prevalent in research on… read more
The Windows 10 Eye-Tracking Initiative
Eye tracking is finding new footholds and applications everyday, and now major companies are taking notice. Microsoft has taken steps to further streamline the use of eye-tracking technology with their new Windows 10 eye-tracking initiative. Read on to learn more, and invest in your own technology with an eye tracking bundle from Gazepoint. What’s New… read more
Eye Tracking Applications: Distracted Driving Studies
Distracted driving is a big problem. According to a 2006 study, half of all car accidents involved a distracted driver. Another big factor in crashes? Curved roads, where three times more accidents take place than straight roads. A January 2019 study decided to study these two factors together using Gazepoint eye-tracking technology. The Study The… read more
Gazepoint Sponsors ETRA 2019
Gazepoint is proud to be a sponsor for ETRA 2019, a symposium on eye tracking research and applications that will be held in Denver, Colorado June 25 – 28. Our goal is and has always been furthering visual tracking research and technology through reasonably priced hardware and software, and sponsoring ETRA is one more way… read more
Eye Tracking Applications: Usability Studies
Today, in the age of the internet, everything is customizable, from targeting ads toward your ideal audience to redesigning websites for better user engagement. Visual tracking can give companies the data they need to make objective decisions on how to customize their products and services. In this article, we explore a study that has outlined… read more
Eye Tracking Applications: Strabismus Screening
In our last blog, we discussed the application of eye-tracking technology to the medical field through stroke rehabilitation. We continue in today’s series with an article on how eye tracking relates to the diagnosis of strabismus. Read on to learn more, check out our publications page to investigate more possible applications, and integrate a Gazepoint… read more
Eye Tracking Applications: Stroke Rehabilitation
Gazepoint eye-tracking technology has applications across industries, from technology to medicine to the overlap in between. Today, we discuss one such application: the use of eye tracking in stroke rehabilitation programs. You can find more information about the use of Gazepoint eye-tracking technology in specific studies on our publications page. The Impact of a Stroke… read more
