Eyelink 1000 infrared video based eye tracker

Manufactured by SR Research

Sourced in Canada

The EyeLink 1000 is an infrared video-based eye tracker developed by SR Research. It is designed to track and record eye movements and gaze data with high precision and accuracy.

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Psychophysics Toolbox for Visual Experiments

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The experiment was programmed and controlled using MATLAB (MathWorks, Ltd., Natick, MA), and Psychophysics Toolbox 3^{14 (link)–16 (link)} and its EyeLink extensions^{17 (link)} on a MacBook Pro. All stimuli (black lowercase English letters on white background with a mean luminance of 110 cd/m²) were displayed at 10° in the lower visual field on a 32-inch Display++ (Cambridge Research Systems, Rochester, United Kingdom; resolution, 1920 × 1080 pixels; refresh rate, 120 Hz). Testing was binocular in a dark room at a viewing distance of 60 cm, which was maintained with a chin and head rest. The Courier font and its standard letter spacing were used. Eye movements were monitored monocularly at 1000 Hz with an EyeLink 1000 infrared video-based eye tracker (SR Research, Ottawa, Canada). Each testing block began with the calibration of the eye tracker using the standard nine-point fixation procedure.

Shepard T.G., Lu Z.L, & Yu D. (2021). Test-retest Reliability of the qReading Method in Normally Sighted Young Adults. Optometry and Vision Science, 98(8), 936-946.

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Visual Attention Eye Tracking Experiment

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The experiment was programmed and controlled using MATLAB (MathWorks, Ltd.), Psychophysics Toolbox 3 ^{14 (link)–16 (link)} and its EyeLink extensions ^{17 (link)} on a MacBook Pro. All stimuli (black lowercase English letters on white background with a mean luminance of 110 cd/m²) were displayed at 10° in the lower visual field on a 32-inch Display++ (Cambridge Research Systems, UK; resolution = 1920×1080 pixels; refresh rate = 120 Hz). Testing was binocular in a dark room at a viewing distance of 60 cm, which was maintained with a chin and head rest. The Courier font and its standard letter spacing were used. Eye movements were monitored monocularly at 1000 Hz with an EyeLink 1000 infrared video-based eye tracker (SR Research). Each testing block began with the calibration of the eye tracker using the standard nine-point fixation procedure.

Shepard T.G., Lu Z.L, & Yu D. (2021). Test-retest Reliability of the qReading Method in Normally Sighted Young Adults. Optometry and Vision Science, 98(8), 936-946.

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