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Lab Equipment

Mobile Mesherinstrument
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SMI® ETG

SensoMotoric Instruments Eye Tracking Glasses support binocular recording. This video-based eye tracker has a 60 Hz sampling rate. A HD Scene Camera records participants field of view with 30 frames per second. This eye tracker looks like normal glasses and is fixed by a pull strap. This mobile recording unit allows recordings in the natural environment.

Mobile Mesherinstrument
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Eyelink 1000 Tower Mount
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EyeLink® 1000 (Tower Mount)

EyeLink® 1000 Tower Mount System supports monocular and binocular recording. The sampling rate is also 1000 Hz. The Camera typically sits below the display that the participant is looking at. Participants are positioned in front of the monitor as with the EyeLink® 1000 Tower Mount System.

Eyelink 1000 Tower Mount
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Eyelink II System - Headset
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EyeLink II ®-System

EyeLink II ®-Systems is a head mounted video-based eye tracker. Two eye cameras, mounted on a comfortable padded headband, allow binocular eye tracking with 500 Hz sampling rate.

Eyelink II System - Headset
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Cabins for experiments
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Cabins

For experiments without eye tracking we have computer cabins. Room 4.22 has 6 soundproof cabins with single PC working places. Further PC working places are available in other rooms. 

Cabins for experiments
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Balancing platform
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Balancing platform

Our lab also has a Balancing platform. By using hight and weight of a participant compensating movements during upright standing can be recorded .

Balancing platform
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Finger on Klaviature
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Sound and tone

 

For further experiments, like rhythm studies, our lab offers various instruments, e.g. percussion and an electronic piano. All our rooms can be provides with a sound system, microphones and mixing consoles.

Finger on Klaviature
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