Eye Movements
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Eye Movements
CPS has many state-of-the-art facilities for research in human and robotic eye movements. We currently have two SRI/Fourward DPI eye trackers (in a binocular configuration) including twin stimulus deflectors/image stabilizers, two SR Research EyeLink eye trackers, two independent ASL remote heads-free video eye trackers, and one ASL/Virtual Research integrated helmet-mounted virtual reality display and video eye tracker, and two Arrington eye trackers integrated into N-Vis head-mounted displays. We also have a fully portable RIT tracker which can be used in real environments such as walking and playing squash, and also in outdoor environments. We have an active, foveated, binocular, robotic vision system for studying artificial vision systems incorporating human-like foveation and eye (camera) movement behavior
