Contact Points
• Camera-based infrared eye tracking technology
• Frame rate at least 220 FPS
• Performance characterized for operation with nonhuman primates
• Remote style system with camera focus 52 cm (45 – 70 cm)
• Gaze accuracy at least 0.5 deg
• Pupil size measurement
• TCP/IP data transfer
• Purchase option for the infrared illuminator
• Upgradable for analog output (eye X & Y and pupil size)
The Laboratory of Neuropsychology requires non-invasive eye tracking systems for monitoring behavioral response of nonhuman primate subjects.
The Laboratory of Neuropsychology investigates complex brain functions such as memory and reward based behaviors and it requires eye tracking technologies. We have adopted camera-based eye tracking systems over the years and try to procure more of them to maintain the existing test platforms and complete the ongoing projects. We are not considering the illuminator and the analog output for this procument, but those options must be available for future upgrade.
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