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Experiences from the Use of an Eye-Tracking System in the Wild Kuparinen Liisa, Irvankoski Katja 2 Objectives of the study To resolve the suitability of the eye-tracking method for the research in the wild To

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Experiences from   the Use of   an Eye-Tracking System   in the Wild

Kuparinen Liisa, Irvankoski Katja

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Objectives of the study

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To resolve the suitability of the eye-tracking method for the research in the wild To point the issues that need to be considered when planning a study with eye- tracking system in the wild

To form a research framework for the use of eye- tracking systems in the wild

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Why eye-tracking?

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independence

f data from

userʼs memory indication of problem solving strategies information about the gaze

bjects

large amount of data

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Test setting

Finnish forests Varying weather conditions SMIʼs eye-tracking system

Cameras on a helmet
Laptop on a backpack

Three users Specific tasks + interviews

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Test tasks

Without map

Walk according to the given guidance
Describe what you see
Describe what objects you used to locate yourself
Describe the route walked through

With mobile map

Walk according to the given guidance
Locate yourself on the map
Navigate on foot to a location pointed on the map

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Challenges with data quality

Gaze objects on varying distances in same direction Parallax problem Calibration Defining Areas of Interest

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Challenges with experimental conditions

Mobility with an eye- tracking system Userʼs eyes Weather + lighting conditions Battery capacity

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Pictures from SMI’s and Tobii’s web sites

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Fixation versus attention

Recognition test:

After walk a set of 16

pictures was shown.

Task: recognise which are

from the route.

Only couple went right

Cognitive processes

Eye-movements may be an

indication of shift in attention.

Attention may be shifted

without eye-movements.

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Conclusions

Access to data that can not be reached by any other method

Though a need for complementary methods

Essential to be aware of the problems

Some issues are easy to take into account
Some are in the need of technical development of eye-tracking systems

A need to study more eye-tracking in the wild

To validate these findings
To resolve the other suitable use cases and conditions

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