Dear Esteemed Researchers,
For a research purpose, I need eye-tracker glass to monitor the eye movement. I have found two such Glasses "Tobii Pro Glasses" and "Pupil Labs". They are multi-functioned and expensive. I need to track the eye movement only during driving & walking, and I am looking at low cost. Would you mind to suggest me any eye-tracker at reasonable cost?
Thanks in advance.
Md Mahmud Hasan Mamun have a look at the following link. It may help you to find What’s the Best Eye Tracker for Your Research?
https://imotions.com/blog/best-eye-tracker/
i am not sure that eyes movement (so eye tracker) is an important measure in neurodevelopmental disorders in children.. even in research
sincerely
C Billard
Several years ago my group bought one of the pupil labs eye trackers which was in a somewhat beta phase for about €800. It did come with a relatively slow 60hz camera (which for the purpose of scene perception like walking/driving is actually sufficient).
I noticed that the cheapest option which they currently offer is (with academic discount) €1250 for a 200hz setup. You could always try contacting the firm to see whether versions with weaker camera's are still available.
Catherine Billard continue to answer firstly It may depend on what info do you want to process from neurodevelopmental disorders in children? If you are looking for high dimensional info, I would recommend researcher to explore the EEG and MEG setup alone or in combination with other tracking modalities...
Hi Md Mahmud Hasan Mamun , I believe that Pupil Labs offers the cheapest commercial eye tracking glasses. You might be able to cut costs by building your own (e.g. http://www.eyewriter.org/) but that of course requires time and resources too. You will have to determine that trade-off of course.
Also, Catherine Billard , there is a wealth of research examining potential differences in eye movements in children with autism, for example (see: Article The application of eye-tracking technology in the study of autism
) and a range of other neurodevelopmental disorders (I cover some of the research with autism and eye tracking here: https://imotions.com/blog/eye-tracking-autism-current-research/). So this is certainly a valid and well-studied area of research.
Hi Md Mahmud Hasan Mamun - I see that this question was asked a little while ago, but I'd be happy to chat with you about the Tobii Pro Glasses 2. They aren't the lowest cost solution, but they're robust and user-friendly. We also have rental/subscription options that might fit your budget.
I am also planning to be in SC soon, so we could possibly set up an onsite demo. My contact info is [email protected]. Thanks!
Tobii pro is the best one. I used several eye trackers for my research. Let me know if you need more information.
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