EyeTracker 1.9.2

Eye Tracking is a medical research application that monitors and evaluates a clinician's eye movements by tracking the position of the patient's eyeballs through the device's camera. This process allows the application to calculate the angle of view based on the direction of the eye, enabling the identification of the object observed by the individual.

The utilization of Eye Tracking technology presents the potential to enhance current teaching methods, evaluation processes, and research practices in simulated environments. By leveraging quantitative and objective data, it facilitates a deeper understanding of the reasons behind an individual's performance in simulated or real-world tasks.

Eye Tracking finds application in diverse fields, predominantly in medical and ophthalmic research, commercial sectors for assessing website and printed material usability, developing simulators, augmented reality systems, modern video surveillance, among various others. Moreover, Eye Trackers play a crucial role in specialized medical facilities to establish communication systems with patients facing motor impairments, musculoskeletal injuries, speech disorders, or complete loss of motor functions.