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| This is a contact system that will allow frequencies of up to 1250 Hz for monocular eye tracking and 500 Hz for binocular tracking. The Hi-speed system is extremely precise and reliable, but requires the subject to put their head on a chin rest. It would be the system of choice for demanding applications, such as reading research. | This is a contact system that will allow frequencies of up to 1250 Hz for monocular eye tracking and 500 Hz for binocular tracking. The Hi-speed system is extremely precise and reliable, but requires the subject to put their head on a chin rest. It's be the system of choice for demanding applications, such as reading research. |
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| The Hi-Speed eye tracker is currently installed in room 443. It sits on a table that can be height adjusted at the touch of a button, for optimal flexibility and comfort. | The Hi-Speed eye tracker is installed in the CBU Eye Tracking Lab in room 443. It sits on a table that can be height adjusted at the touch of a button, for optimal flexibility and comfort. |
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Hi-speed eye tracker
This is a contact system that will allow frequencies of up to 1250 Hz for monocular eye tracking and 500 Hz for binocular tracking. The Hi-speed system is extremely precise and reliable, but requires the subject to put their head on a chin rest. It's be the system of choice for demanding applications, such as reading research.
Set-up times with the hi-speed tracker are a bit longer than with the RED, as there are more controls to adjust. It also requires more knowledge and experience.
The Hi-Speed eye tracker is installed in the CBU Eye Tracking Lab in room 443. It sits on a table that can be height adjusted at the touch of a button, for optimal flexibility and comfort.
