Overcome the WEIRD bias in eye tracking studies
Behavioral science is somewhat of an oxymoron – the attempt to make scientific determinations about something – human behavior – that is inherently malleable, and open to manipulation by choice and circumstance. This blog explores how to take research out of the WEIRD and into the (real) world.
Why marketers need behavioral research and how it impacts ROI
This blog explores why understanding consumer behavior is the key to influencing it and how you can justify the need to invest in the right research.
The new way to train a workforce – just by looking
Many manufacturers are currently battling the skills gap and grappling with the challenges of adapting to new technology, but a solution to their problems could be within sight.
How the HTC VIVE Pro Eye helps shape the future of VR and eye tracking
What the advent of eye tracking in commercially available VR headsets means for business.
Why the RTA interview is a game-changer in qualitative research
How the retrospective think-aloud interview and eye tracking can help you overcome the limitations of qualitative research.
How eye tracking can inform discipline based educational research
Dr. Jessica VandenPlas explores how eye tracking research is helping to provide a better understanding of how students learn chemistry concepts and improve methods of education
T is for turtle, and triumph - understanding autism with eye tracking
An Australian teen is developing games using VR and eye tracking to encourage a more inclusive world for people with autism.
Eye tracking study recruitment – managing participants with vision irregularities.
Considerations for test participants with vision irregularities and how it can impact your results.
