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Scientific publications

Scientific publications

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feature Tobii eye tracking technology?

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Eye tracking in human factors

Eye tracking in human factors

This comprehensive whitepaper delves into the core cognitive abilities underpinning
human factors research and real-world applications, which can be gauged with eye tracking technology.

Explore how eye tracking is used in human factors

Studying human performance and attention at NASA Langley Research Center
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Understanding human behavior will benefit aviation safety, space exploration, and enable safe, autonomous flight.

Studying human performance and attention at NASA Langley Research Center

Gaze matters: Rethinking eye tracking in precision sport
Design improvements revealed by studying human factors
Enhancing aviation safety and design with eye tracking
How eye tracking can enhance space industry processes
The science behind the swing: Eye tracking boosts golf performance
Developing natural human-machine interaction
Driving research to new heights: Wearable eye tracking and automotive simulators
Intelligent eye tracking based support systems for mobile robotics and beyond
Why next-generation surgical systems will include eye tracking
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