Begaze

Manufactured by IBM

BeGaze is a software product developed by IBM that is designed to analyze eye tracking data. It provides tools for visualizing and interpreting the data collected from eye tracking devices, which can be used to study human behavior and cognitive processes.

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Lab products found in correlation

Spss v24, by IBM (2 mentions)

2 protocols using begaze

Mobile Eye Tracking for Cognitive Assessment

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An SMI RED 250 mobile eye tracker was used in the experiment.
Participants’ eye movements were recorded with a sampling rate of
250Hz. The experiment was designed and conducted with the SMI
software package Experiment Suite, using the velocity-based saccade
detection algorithm. The minimum duration of a fixation was 80ms.
The analyses used SMI BeGaze and SPSS v. 24. Eighteen participants
whose tracking ratio was below 80% were excluded from the eye
tracking analyses (but not from comprehension or cognitive load
assessments).

Gerber-Morón O., Szarkowska A, & Woll B. (2018). The impact of text segmentation on subtitle reading. Journal of Eye Movement Research, 11(4), 10.16910/jemr.11.4.2.

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Eye Tracking in Two-Screen Experiment

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SMI Red 250 mobile eye tracker was used with a two-screen set-up, one
for experimenter and the other for the participant. Participants’ eye
movements were recorded with the sampling rate of 250Hz. The minimum
duration of a fixation was set at 80 ms. We used the SMI velocity-based
saccade detection algorithm. Participants with tracking ratio below 80%
were excluded from eye tracking analyses. The experiment was designed and
conducted using the SMI Experiment Suite. SMI BeGaze and SPSS v. 24 were
used to analyse the data.

Gerber-Morón O, & Szarkowska A. (2018). Line breaks in subtitling: an eye tracking study on viewer preferences. Journal of Eye Movement Research, 11(3), 10.16910/jemr.11.3.2.

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