Participants viewed calm, fearful, or happy faces (random order) for 3 seconds each while eye gaze behavior and pupil size was recorded using a Tobii 120 Hz eye tracker. Each face was preceded by its scrambled version, matched on luminance and color pattern (as a control for pupil light reflex) examining pupil change associated with the social content and sympathetic nervous system activation. The primary area of interest was the eye region (including eyebrows) for examination of proportion of looking time and number of visual fixations to that region. The individuals in this figure have given written informed consent to publish the image (https://macbrain.org/resources.htm).</p
Eye tracking and gaze estimation techniques have been extensively investigated by researchers in the...
In this paper, we present a non-intrusive eye tracker which can detect and track a user's eyes ...
Eye-tracking technology allows to capture real-time visual behavior information and to provide insig...
Human computer interaction (HCI) is becoming an essential area of study these days. However, most co...
Currently, modern eye tracking technology has been utilized to examine the gazing behavior as human ...
Eye behaviour provides valuable information revealing one’s higher cognitive functions and state of ...
Many eye tracking studies use facial stimuli presented on a display to investigate attentional proce...
Eye-tracking methodologies are becoming a common research tool for those in the field of health comm...
Eye-tracking is the process of determining the point where the viewer is looking at. Therefore, an e...
Eye-tracking and recording of physiological signals are increasingly used in research within cogniti...
Introduction The COVID-19 pandemic has imposed to wear a face mask that may have negative consequenc...
The automatic detection of human emotional states has been of great interest lately for its applicat...
This paper present on understanding the human behavior with eye tracking studies related to consumer...
There is great potential for data that might be collected by webcams and used to benefit the user. O...
Most animals look at each other to signal threat or interest. In humans, this social interaction is ...
Eye tracking and gaze estimation techniques have been extensively investigated by researchers in the...
In this paper, we present a non-intrusive eye tracker which can detect and track a user's eyes ...
Eye-tracking technology allows to capture real-time visual behavior information and to provide insig...
Human computer interaction (HCI) is becoming an essential area of study these days. However, most co...
Currently, modern eye tracking technology has been utilized to examine the gazing behavior as human ...
Eye behaviour provides valuable information revealing one’s higher cognitive functions and state of ...
Many eye tracking studies use facial stimuli presented on a display to investigate attentional proce...
Eye-tracking methodologies are becoming a common research tool for those in the field of health comm...
Eye-tracking is the process of determining the point where the viewer is looking at. Therefore, an e...
Eye-tracking and recording of physiological signals are increasingly used in research within cogniti...
Introduction The COVID-19 pandemic has imposed to wear a face mask that may have negative consequenc...
The automatic detection of human emotional states has been of great interest lately for its applicat...
This paper present on understanding the human behavior with eye tracking studies related to consumer...
There is great potential for data that might be collected by webcams and used to benefit the user. O...
Most animals look at each other to signal threat or interest. In humans, this social interaction is ...
Eye tracking and gaze estimation techniques have been extensively investigated by researchers in the...
In this paper, we present a non-intrusive eye tracker which can detect and track a user's eyes ...
Eye-tracking technology allows to capture real-time visual behavior information and to provide insig...