Eye tracking is the process of measuring where one is looking (point of gaze) or the motion
of an eye relative to the head. Researchers have developed different algorithms and …

The new technological advances achieved during the last decade allowed the scientific
community to investigate and employ neurophysiological measures not only for research …

An increasing number of wearable devices performing eye gaze tracking have been
released in recent years. Such devices can lead to unprecedented opportunities in many …

The automatic detection of eye positions, their temporal consistency, and their mapping into
a line of sight in the real world (to find where a person is looking at) is reported in the …

Eye tracking data can serve as a unique metric for comparing expert-novice differences by
providing insights into attentional processes, which can lead to timely intervention and better …

Steady state visual evoked potentials (SSVEPs)-based Brain-Computer interfaces (BCIs), as
well as eyetracking devices, provide a pathway for re-establishing communication for people …

Research shows that driver factors, particularly driver distraction, are the most common
cause of traffic accidents. Among various visual distractions, objects such as advertisements …

With ever‐increasing display resolution for wide field‐of‐view displays—such as head‐
mounted displays or 8k projectors—shading has become the major computational cost in …

Several decades of eye related research has shown how valuable eye gaze data are for
applications that are essential to human daily life. Eye gaze data in a broad sense has been …

From an interdisciplinary approach, the neurosciences (NSs) represent the junction of many
fields (biology, chemistry, medicine, computer science, and psychology) and aim to explore …