Investigating the Accuracy and Precision of the FOVE VR Eye Tracker
University of Toronto, Department of Mechanical & Industrial Engineering
The Cognitive Engineering Lab is recruiting participants for an ongoing Human Factors experiment that investigates the accuracy and precision of the eye tracking technology integrated in the FOVE Virtual Reality headset. We are specifically looking for participants with dark brown/black eyes.
Your Impact
Help us improve the performance of eye trackers integrated onto head-mounted displays.
Eligibility Criteria
All genders
At least 18 years old
Eye colour within 14-16 of the Martin-Schultz scale (14: dark brown iris; 15: very dark brown iris; 16: black iris)
Study Tasks
The experiment is conducted in a virtual environment and presented in virtual reality
Wear head-mounted display with eye-tracker
Ethics
This study has been approved by University of Toronto Research Ethics Board.
Keywords
Virtual
Reality
Eye
Tracker
Technology
Activity and Time
Technology, Psychology
Clinical Trial
Weekdays
45 minute(s) - 60 minute(s) per session
1 session(s)
Compensation
$15
Study Address
5 King's College Road Toronto, Ontario, Canada, M5S 3G8
Earn $15