[visionlist] Online experiment runtime software including webcam-based eye tracking

[Das, Mini]

Hello all,
We recently tested the viability of using web based eye tracker and explored the Webgazer from Brown. We compared it to an older eye tracking system (SMI). The accuracy level was not as high using the web gazer, at least in our preliminary testing. I can dig up the numbers if anyone is interested. We are currently using a Tobii system.

I would love to see more response and discussions.

Best,
Mini

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Hi Les,

This is Young from Eyecog lab at Stony Brook. We are studying gaze behavior during web viewing and we've recently set up webcam-based eye tracking experiments using GazeRecorder(https://gazerecorder.com/gazecloudapi/). From our experience, this tracker is slightly more stable than WebGazer.js from Brown, but still highly sensitive to light conditions or other constraints. We are about to compare the results from this this web tracker to the dataset we have collected with EyeLink, and also curious to hear more thoughts about what comparisons should be done to check the accuracy of this type of tracker.

Best wishes,
Young




On Mon, May 4, 2020 at 11:55 AM Sauter Marian <marian.sauter at unibw.de<mailto:marian.sauter at unibw.de>> wrote:

Hi Les,


there's a Javascript library called WebGazer that should be implementable with various of the aforementioned solutions https://webgazer.cs.brown.edu/


Here's also a BRM review that might be helpful:

https://link.springer.com/article/10.3758/s13428-017-0913-7


Best wishes,

Marian


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Subject: [visionlist] Online experiment runtime software including webcam-based eye tracking

Hi Everybody,

What are the available options for webcam-based eye tracking experiments at present?  I understand that Tobii has a paid service that does that.  And I saw that Labvanced says that it can do webcam-based eye tracking.  Does PsychoPy have that functionality included in it yet?  Are there other available options?  Are there any comparisons of the accuracy and latency of the various available options?  What are other meaningful comparisons among the various available options?

Thanks in advance for replies.

Stay safe!

Les

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