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Nonencumbering Visual Performance Measurements
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Abstract
Instrumentation has been developed to track and record dynamically an automobile driver's voluntary and involuntary eye motions with no encumbrance to the driver's head or eye. This portable eye-tracking system makes possible field studies of the driver's:
- 1.angle of gaze referenced to the scene.
- 2.involuntary eye motions as possible indications of physiological state (fatigue, intoxication, etc.).
- 3.pupil response.
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Davis, P., Lutz, J., and Warner, A., "Nonencumbering Visual Performance Measurements," SAE Technical Paper 720140, 1972, https://doi.org/10.4271/720140.Also In
References
- Merchant J. “Laboratory Oculometer.” September 1968
- Mason K.A. Merchant J. “Design of a Breadboard Remote Oculometer.” February 1970
- Hillsman M.J. Williams R.W. Roe J.S. “The Computer-Controlled Oculometer: A Prototype Interactive Eye Movement Tracking System.” September 1970
- “Interim Report: System Design Study For an Optimal Remote Oculometer For Use in Operational Aircraft.” December 1968