Experimental and Theoretical Psychology Home Page > Research > Eye Movement > Eye Tracking Lab ATP Eye Tracking Lab Equipment Eyetracker We use an EyeLink II eyetracking system by SR Research Ltd./Canada. This system was developed by Eyal Reingold and Dave Stampe. The EyeLink System performs real-time measurement of pupil position, pupil size, and marker positions acquired from headband-mounted high-speed cameras. It parses binocular eye movements into saccades, blinks, and fixations on the basis of user-adjustable parameters. The system is based on a miniature imaging sensor technology, which provides high temporal resolution of 2 or 4 milliseconds (500 or 250 samples per second) and high, spatial resolution of 0.01°. For further information see http://www.eyelinkinfo.com PC-Hardware und Software We use a DELL Pentium as host PC and a display PC with a 20'' monitor. Data are presented on the monitor or are projected on a hardscreen.EyeLink Software is freeware and can be downloaded under http://www.psychtoolbox.org/ (PsychToolbox) and http://cornelis.med.rug.nl/pub/eyelinktoolbox/ (EyeLink Toolbox).We further use MatLab 5.2.1 and 6.5 (MathWorks). A description of the software and the toolboxes can be found in a paper by Cornelissen, Peters and Palmer (2002). Staff Director and principal investigator: * Prof. Dr. Joachim Funke Collaborators: * Prof. Dr. Christiane von Stutterheim (Institut für Deutsch als Fremdsprachenphilologie, Universität Heidelberg) * Prof. Dr. Klaus Fiedler (Psychologisches Institut, Universität Heidelberg) * PD Dr. Babette Renneberg (Psychologisches Institut, Universität Heidelberg) Postgraduates: * Dr. Lisa Irmen Undergraduates: * Conrad Rau (Programming and technical support) * Katrin Claßen and Nina Schlegel (Conducting experiments and literature search) Contact Location: Psychologisches Institut, Alte Anatomie, A131 Joachim Funke * Joachim.Funke@psychologie.uni-heidelberg.de * Office hours: Tuesday 14-15 hrs, Thursday 14-15 hrs Lisa Irmen * Lisa.Irmen@psychologie.uni-heidelberg.de Research projects Fixation patterns as indicators of hypotheses formation in complex problem solving scenarios (Joachim Funke & Conrad Rau) Understanding noun phrases designating people: Eye movements indicating linguistic and non-linguistic influences (Dr. Lisa Irmen) Eye tracking online resources and links German Labs that work with EyeLink II: * Prof. Dr. Reinhold Kliegl (Universität Potsdam) * Prof. Dr. Karl Gegenfurtner (Universität Gießen)	Home News Research   Network of Psychological Addiction Research   BMFT project Complex problem solving   BMFT Project OPTIMANU   Complex problem solving research - Homepage   DFG Project ALFA   DFG Project DYNAMIS   DFG Project KOVALT   DFG Project SMT   DYNAMIS   EC Project KAUDYTE   EC Project RoHMI   EC Project TSER NatCCC-PS   Eye Movement   Eye Tracking Lab   Internet Research   KOGNI   Research on Neuropsychology   Plan-a-Day   Complex Problem Solving: Research Principles   Complex Problem Solving   Research on Language   Research on Time Estimation Teaching Staff Publications WebLab ATP Sitemap
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