We are about to develop a hazard perception test in virtual reality. However, we are intersted in measuring where the participants looks at. What are the best options for tracking eye movements in the virtual environment?
I believe Veeso and FOVE are the best ones; I have been researching these two for use in both FoV analysis and facial MoCap. There are some others, but are much expensive.
Hi Carlos, thanks for the input! I will tacloser look at FOVE then. We have been using SMI eye trackers for our research and I know they have Virtual Reality tools as well. But since they have been bought by Apple, the support is rather questionable.
My humble guess would be that the SMI trackers are state of the art, there are also solutions from tobii.
It depends on your knowledge of analysis. The choice might be influenced on how you plan to analyze your data, and if you can do that on your own.
I believe SMI does not take new customers, since they have been bought by Apple?
Maybe try https://pupil-labs.com ?
Thanks Daniel and Antonio for the reply. I will take a closer look at Tobii and pupil-labs as well.
Quicktime MOV format, available at http://sourceforge.net/p/utdvrlibraries
https://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=332040.332443
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