Modular Streaming Pipeline of Eye/Head Tracking Data Using Tobii Pro Glasses 3

Rahimi-Nasrabadi, Hamed; Alonso, José‐Manuel

doi:10.1101/2022.09.02.506255

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“…Equipped with rechargeable batteries, Tobii Pro Glasses 3 can record for up to 105 minutes per charge. The glasses wirelessly send multiple digital media packets [43]. This equipment measures durations and numbers of fixations, saccades, and eye movement, among other variables.…”

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Visual Fixations in Basketball Shooting: Differences between Shooting Conditions

Amaro,

Castro,

Mendes

et al. 2024

Applied Sciences

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Basketball is a sport where shooting is one of the most important factors that determines the success or failure of the teams. Therefore, basketball players need to shoot the ball accurately. The present study aimed to evaluate whether different shooting conditions influence the visual behavior of athletes. For this, the Tobbi Pro Glasses 3 equipment was used to evaluate the time of the first fixation, the number of fixations, and the total time of fixations in the basket, during the shooting movement. Different distances to the basket, simulated gym audience noise, and shooting with opposition were considered. A group of 18 athletes with an average age of 22 ± 3.72 years and an average basketball practice experience of 12.5 ± 4.52 years performed 10 valid shots from different distances and different shooting angles, with different restrictions, namely, shooting with simulated opposition and gym audience noise. Statistically significant differences between shooting with opposition and baseline, in terms of the number of fixations and the total time of fixation, were found. Regarding shooting with gym audience noise, differences only occur for the total time of fixations in one position. Despite this, in all variables and positions, the values were lower in shooting with constraints compared to the baseline.

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Visual Fixations in Basketball Shooting: Differences between Shooting Conditions

Amaro,

Castro,

Mendes

et al. 2024

Applied Sciences

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“…To capture the visual information and get the perceptual representation, we employed egocentric vision using Tobii Pro Glasses 3 smart glasses [44]. The participant wearing these smart glasses faced the table and the blocks directly.…”

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Multiscopic CPSS for Independent Block-Design Test Based on Hand–Object Interaction Recognition With Visual Attention

et al. 2023

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This paper introduces a multiscopic cyber-physical-social system (CPSS) to bridge the gap between independent rehabilitation in physical and cognitive aspects. Specifically, we focus on hand-object interaction (HOI) recognition with visual attention for the block-design test (BDT). The proposed framework utilizes three levels which consist of microscopic, mesoscopic, and macroscopic models. In the microscopic model, a hand-tracking vision captures hand-skeletal data and finger joint angle features, enabling the estimation of physical hand postures. In the mesoscopic model, an egocentric vision with an eye tracker records to hand and eye movements, allowing for the symbolic representation of hand-eye coordination through hand gestures and visual attention focus during the test. An evaluation vision system employs color feature classification in the macroscopic model to determine whether the design matches the given task. Through the first eight designs of WAIS-IV BDT with two scenarios, the system successfully measures human behavior from the physical to the cognitive domain. The experiment involving eight healthy participants investigates the relationship between physical measurement and cognitive evaluation. Regression and correlation analyses between the dominant and non-dominant hands reveal that evaluation indices (task completion time, skewness-kurtosis of hand posture, attention to pattern and blocks) can indicate improvement during BDT. The outcomes of this study have significant implications for clinicians and researchers, providing valuable information that is typically unavailable in clinical settings. The proposed multiscopic CPSS framework holds promise for advancing independent rehabilitation practices. Code and datasets are available online at https://github.com/anom-tmu/bdt-multiscopic.INDEX TERMS Kohs blocks design, self-rehabilitation, visual attention, hand-eye coordination.

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Evaluation of Pedestrians' Gaze Behavior When Crossing the Road Using Eye-Tracking Technology: Implications for Autonomous Vehicle Led Communication Interface

Zhanguzhinova,

Mako

2024

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Modular Streaming Pipeline of Eye/Head Tracking Data Using Tobii Pro Glasses 3

Cited by 5 publications

References 65 publications

Visual Fixations in Basketball Shooting: Differences between Shooting Conditions

Visual Fixations in Basketball Shooting: Differences between Shooting Conditions

Multiscopic CPSS for Independent Block-Design Test Based on Hand–Object Interaction Recognition With Visual Attention

Evaluation of Pedestrians' Gaze Behavior When Crossing the Road Using Eye-Tracking Technology: Implications for Autonomous Vehicle Led Communication Interface

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