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What’s new about EyeLogic?
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21.03.2023
Exciting news! We’re thrilled to announce the launch of Lite, the latest screen-based eye tracking technology designed for research both in and outside the lab. You can instantly uncover visual behavior with its easy-to-use plug-and-play solution. With its compatibility with smaller laptop screens, you don’t have to sacrifice portability for performance.
At EyeLogic, we’re committed to making cutting-edge research tools accessible to everyone. That’s why we’re so excited to introduce Lite. We believe it will help drive new discoveries and insights across various fields and applications.
Contact us if you are ready to take your research to the next level!
21.12.2022
The latest release of the EyeLogic server software provides new features. The main innovations are:
1. Dual-PC setup
The EyeLogic Server may now run on a different computer than the user application which enables test setups where the proband for an eye tracking study sits on a different PC than the experiment control operator.
2. Support for Lab Streaming Layer (LSL)
The EyeLogic software is now integrated into Lab Streaming Layer (LSL) from the Swartz Center for Computational Neuroscience. LSL allows researchers to synchronize streaming data across devices.
There are more features, performance and compatibility improvements, as well as bug fixes. If you already have the software installed and want to use the new features, you can easily update it to the newest version. It is fully backward-compatible with clients using an older version.
Check it out on our download page.
27.10.2022
Get into the season of giving by treating your lab with the new research companion – a screen-based eye tracker. Place your order until December 31 and secure your 20% discount on all products available.*
Contact us for more information!
*not stackable with other discounts
16.09.2022
Our EyeLogic team spent the past week at the DGP’s congress in Hildesheim discussing the latest research within various fields of basic and applied psychology. Congratulations to the organizers on both successful and memorable conference!
01.08.2022
The biennial largest psychology conference of the German Psychological Society (Deutsche Gesellschaft für Psychologie, DGP) in the German-speaking world is this year in Hildesheim from 10th to 15th September.
We are excited to sponsor such an important event in our homeland and showcase our remote eye tracking solutions to all the scientists and enthusiasts in psychology and psychological research.
06.07.2022
EyeLogic is very pleased to sponsor the 22nd conference of the European Society for Cognitive Psychology (ESCOP) hosted by the University of Lille.
From 29th August to 1st September, ESCOP will gather cognitive psychologists who will be sharing their research and discussing new approaches in the field of Cognitive Psychology.
06.07.2022
We are happy to announce our sponsorship of the 44th European Conference on Visual Perception this year in Nijmegen, The Netherlands, from August 28 to September 1. It is exciting to attend the conference in-person again and participate in the mixture of talks, special lectures, symposia, and posters discussing new developments within the visual perception research field.
Come by our booth to meet us and our remote eye tracking solution – LogicOne. We would love to hear more about your research questions!
01.04.2022
EyeLogic is proud to announce that we are one of the sponsors of the Eye Tracking Research and Applications (ETRA) conference, the premier international event bringing together eye tracking researchers from Computer Science and Psychology/Cognitive Science.
The event will be taking place between 8th and 11th June in Seattle, USA and we look forward to hearing insightful talks and getting inspired to continue working on our cutting-edge solutions. We are also always happy to chat about eye tracking and to share more information about our product, so don’t be shy to approach us.
08.02.2022
New office, new chapter! As we at EyeLogic keep growing, we needed a little more space. Our new home is now Schlesische Str. 28, 10997 Berlin.
06.12.2021
EyeLogic is excited to also attend the TeaP conference in 2022, this time it will be held in Cologne. Find out more about the upcoming TeaP (Tagung experimentell arbeitender Psychologen / Conference of Experimental Psychologists) here teap2022.uni-koeln.de.
We are happy to get in contact with eye tracking users to get more insights in everyday experiments and usage of biometrical devices such as our remote eye tracker – the LogicOne.
27.08.2021
With the new release of our driver software, we have extended our SDK for new programming languages. New key features are:
* Added a Matlab API to the SDK
* Added a C# API to the SDK
* Added support for E-Prime 3
There are more performance- and compatibility improvements as well as bug fixes. If you already have the software installed and want to use the new features, you can easily update it to the newest version.
10.05.2021
Webinar May 2021 – Integration Showcase
EyeLogic is a German hard- and software manufacturer of eye and gaze tracking systems for academic and applied applications. Our screen-based eye tracking solution natively integrates with SMI Experiment Suite 360° software but can also be used with multiple other software frameworks.
We have set up two webinars accompanying this year´s ETRA. Join one of our sessions to learn more about how our new research-grade eye tracking device can be used for experiments in cognitive science and computer science. Looking forward to your participation!
Register now!
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We are excited to meet you and learn more about your upcoming projects.
27.04.2021
We are proud to announce that EyeLogic is supporting the ETRA 2021 in Ulm with a sponsorship. ETRA 2021 welcomes scientists and practitioners of all disciplines in support of a common vision of moving eye tracking research and its application forward.
The 13th ACM Symposium on Eye Tracking Research and Applications (ETRA) aims to bring together eye tracking researchers from Computer Science and Psychology/Cognitive Science under the motto Bridging Communities.
Find and visit us at the virtual event. We are excited and looking forward to meet you at the event!
We have set up two webinars accompanying the ETRA. Join one of our sessions to learn more about how our new research-grade eye tracking device can be used for experiments in cognitive science and computer science.
06.12.2021
EyeLogic attends the first virtual conference in 2021. The TeaP (Tagung experimentell arbeitender Psychologen; Conference of Experimental Psychologists) can be found at uni-ulm.de/teap2021.
Happy to get in contact of eye tracking users to get more insight in everyday experiments and usage of biometrical devices such as our remote eye tracker, LogicOne.
March 17-20, 2024
Regensburg, Germany
TeaP
October 25-26, 2023
Wiesbaden, Germany
SUCCEET
May 30 – June 2, 2023
Tübingen, Germany
ETRA
April 23-28, 2023
Hamburg, Germany
CHI
March 26-29, 2023
Trier, Germany
TeaP
September 10-15, 2022
Hildesheim, Germany
DGP
Aug 29 – Sept 1, 2022
Lille, France
ESCOP
Aug 28 – Sept 1, 2022
Nijmegen, Netherlands
ECVP
June 8-11, 2022
Seattle, USA
ETRA
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What ́s new about EyeLogic?
Please find below all the news about our latest developments.
01.03.2023
What is cognitive psychology, and how to use eye tracking for it?
According to American Psychological Association (APA), cognitive psychology is one of the principal subfields of psychology. It is also described as the field exploring internal mental processes, including perception (our ability to see or hear the world around us), attention (our capability to selectively focus on one piece of information while disregarding irrelevant details), memory, thinking, use of language, learning, and …
16.01.2023
Visual Attention
Since the 19th century, the study of visual attention has been the center of the investigation for some of the greatest thinkers in psychology, neurophysiology, and perceptual sciences: Hermann von Helmholtz, Wilhelm Wundt, and William James. Over the last decades’ research has been focused on understanding the mechanisms of visual sampling by observing fixational eye movements …
08.11.2022
Eye tracking literature worth reading
The use of eye tracking technology is becoming more widespread across research disciplines as it provides ‘real-time’ insights into visual attention behavior based on recorded eye movement data. Given its data versatility of both qualitative and quantitative output, knowing how to analyze such specifics is essential as different parameters are used for different research questions across research fields …
06.10.2022
Choosing the right eye tracking sampling frequency
The first thing to understand when deciding on the eye tracking device is the operating unit of measure and sampling rate in eye tracking. Gaze points are standard units of measurement in eye tracking, where 1 gaze point equals 1 raw eye tracking sample. On the other hand, the sampling rate is the frequency with which the eye tracking device registers the position of the eyes …
18.05.2022
What is calibration and why we need it?
Our eyes mirror our world since they are the medium through which the acquirement of surrounding information in our visual field occurs. It is possible to analyze eye behavior to determine individuals’ visual perception and intention by collecting information about eye movements with eye tracking devices. However, the acuity with which the surrounding scene is registered in our visual field is uneven …
05.04.2022
Pupil Responses as Indicators of Cognitive Load
Seeing is an integral part of our interaction with the environment. Our eye movements do not only allow us to inspect objects of interest, but they also provide insights into our cognitive states. Analyzing pupil responses with eye tracking solutions helps us draw conclusions about our information processing abilities and cognitive load …
23.02.2022
Facts about Fixations and Saccades
One of the most efficient means of obtaining information from our surroundings is through eye fixations.¹ They occur when the gaze is maintained on a particular location, meaning that the central foveal vision is held in place to allow for the uptake of visual information. The acquired visual information is clear and detailed due to the fovea. The fovea is a small pit located in the center of the retina and is composed of packed cones …
03.02.2022
The History Behind Eye Tracking
Although eye tracking is categorized as modern technology, its origins date back to the 19th century. In 1879, French ophthalmologist Louis É. Javal, together with M. Lamare, conducted an observational study to analyze visual perception in reading. In their experiment, the eye movements were examined with a mirror placed on the book respondents were reading …
07.01.2022
Introduction To Eye Tracking
As the name suggests, eye tracking is the physiological system of measuring eye movements to allow a deeper understanding of the human visual behavior. This means that an eye tracker records the order and location of where the eye is looking at to detect the areas which are brought to people’s attention. While there are different types of eye trackers available on the market, the most commonly used are infrared video …