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Understanding and measuring cognitive load through eye tracking
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Dr. Hellen Vergoossen, PhD.
Research Scientist,Tobii
Dr. Hellen Vergoossen is a research scientist at Tobii where she assists researchers with the implementation of their eye tracking projects through training and consultations. Dr. Vergoossen has a PhD in psychology from Stockholm University, investigating the effect of language on the processing of social information. Besides eye tracking, she has methodological knowledge of EEG, fMRI, accelerometry, psycholinguistics, and statistical analysis.
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Understanding cognitive load with Tobii eye tracking
Eye tracking opens a new window into human behavior, whether you're exploring attention, decision-making, or interaction, it provides powerful insights that help you understand how people engage with the world around them.
Measuring cognitive load in real time
Thanks to advances in eye tracking and cognitive algorithms, it’s now possible to monitor mental workload non-invasively and in real time. Discover how Tobii and SOMAREALITY are shaping the future of eye tracking.
What can eye tracking reveal about cognitive processes?
In this learn article, we will present how eye tracking technology has been used to study cognitive processes and the insights that these studies have generated.
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