Virtual Reality Eye Tracking Experiment
Corresponding Organization : University of British Columbia
Variable analysis
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- Desktop computer running an HTC Vive Virtual Reality device equipped with an SMI eye tracker
- HTC Vive headset with resolution of 1080 x 1200 pixels, 110° by 113° field of view, and 90 Hz refresh rate
- Unity platform (Unity Technologies, 2017) used to build the virtual experimental set-up
- SMI eye tracker with 250 Hz sampling rate, controlled using the SMI-designed Unity plugin
- Calibration of the SMI eye tracker performed every 20 trials
- Head movements tracked using inertial measurement units inside the HTC Vive headsets, calibrated via two infrared base stations (60 Hz) located on opposite corners of the room
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