Portable and ultra-light glasses
provide reliable eye movement measurements with high-quality recording.
Eye tracking and functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS) represent a new chapter of multimodal research. Integrating accurate and reliable measurement of eye movements and relative changes in hemoglobin concentration is opening up a range of mobile research scenarios.
provide reliable eye movement measurements with high-quality recording.
for applications in Real Life Neuroscience paradigms.
and compatibility with fNIRS technology.
in a non-invasive, easy-to-set-up system that ensures smooth data collection, reducing participant discomfort and streamlining research workflows.
Infrared illuminators (x 8 per eye) | Illuminates the eyes to assist the eye-tracking sensors | |||
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Head unit cable | Connects to the recording unit to save collected data | |||
High-definition scene camera | Captures a Full HD video of what is in front of the participant | |||
Eye tracking cameras (x 2 per eye) | Records eye orientation and movements | |||
Microphone | Picks up sounds from the participant and their immediate surroundings |
This multimodal approach delivers a more precise and comprehensive understanding of brain activity than relying on either method in isolation
If you want access to the best fNIRS + eye tracking technology, the Spectrum C23 and Tobii Pro Glasses 3 will meet your needs. Providing high-quality data to customers is the goal of our collaboration. Read our post about integration with the Tobii Glasses 3.