Applications
A wide variety of disciplines use eye tracking techniques, including cognitive science, psychology (notably psycholinguistics, the visual world paradigm), human-computer interaction (HCI), marketing research and medical research (neurological diagnosis). Specific applications include the tracking eye movement in language reading, music reading, human activity recognition, the perception of advertising, and the playing of sport. Uses include:
- Cognitive Studies
- Medical Research
- Laser refractive surgery
- Human Factors
- Computer Usability
- Translation Process Research
- Vehicle Simulators
- In-vehicle Research
- Training Simulators
- Fatigue Detection
- Virtual Reality
- Adult Research
- Infant Research
- Adolescent Research
- Geriatric Research
- Primate Research
- Sports Training
- fMRI / MEG / EEG
- Commercial eye tracking (web usability, advertising, marketing, automotive, etc.)
- Finding good clues
- Communication systems for disabled
- Improved image and video communications
- Product development
- Employee training
- Computer Science: Activity Recognition
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