The benefits of combinging Eye Tracking with EEG Recording Researchers are increasingly aware of the benefits of combining eye tracking with EEG and other neurophysiological recording equipment. One of the most common rationales for recording simultaneous EEG and eye tracking data is "artefact
EyeLink Publications
Over the last couple of months we have been working hard updating our database of EyeLink publications. One big change we've made is that the eye tracking research papers listed on the website can now be searched - by year, author name, journal title and keywords. In addition, each reference is
Eye-Tracking Conferences
There are a number of conferences around the world that include eye-tracking research. Some conferences specifically focus only on eye-tracking data; others are more general but have a fair amount of eye-tracking presentations. Here, we provide a comprehensive list of both types. These
Eye-Tracking Open Access Journals
More and more people are publishing eye-tracking research in open-access journals. This is due, in large part, to the increased number of open-access journals as well as greater interest in publishing research that anyone can use and view without paying for access. For ease and convenience, there
What is eye tracking?
What is eye tracking? Put simply, eye tracking is the process of measuring eye movements. A typical goal for eye tracking research is to establish where people look (i.e., their “point of regard” or “gaze"). To this end, scientists usually use a video-based eye tracker, such as the EyeLink 1000