Virtual Reality offers researchers controlled and replicable experimental setups that allow manipulation of the environment otherwise impossible or prohibitively expensive in the real world. These setups can be combined with real-time participant physiology data collection to generate feedback during an experiment in a virtual world.

Join BIOPAC and WorldViz in this online presentation about creating VR experiments with integrated Eye Tracking, biometric data, and real-time feedback. We’ll show you how to conduct your own VR experiment and we’ll dig into the analysis with event marks so you can learn how to analyze the combined data.

What you will learn:

• How to set up a VR and Physiology experiment
• How to set up Eye Tracking in VR
• How to integrate VR, Eye Tracking, Physiology, and Biofeedback
• How to add VR event markers to Physiology data
• Display and analysis of Eye Tracking data

This is Part 4 of a series of eye tracking trainings. If you are new to eye tracking, we recommend you also view Part 1: Eye Tracking Fundamentals, Part 2: Remote Eye Tracking, and Part 3: Eye Tracking Mobile Participants, at your convenience.