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EyeLoop: An open-source, high-speed eye-tracker designed for dynamic experiments
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2020
bioRxiv
pre-print
Eye-tracking is a method for tracking the position of the eye and size of the pupil, often employed in neuroscience laboratories and clinics. Eye-trackers are widely used, from studying brain dynamics to investigating neuropathology and disease models. Despite this broad utility, eye-trackers are expensive, hardware-intensive, and proprietary, which have limited this approach to high-resource facilities. Besides, experiments have largely been confined to static open-loop designs and post hoc
doi:10.1101/2020.07.03.186387
fatcat:3ibpylkirngo3l6slu6ggh7nre