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Recording the players gaze while he is playing WarCraft III makes it possible to analyse the game’s user interface.

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WarCraft III eye tracking analysis

Web Design ‘08, which will be held at the beautiful new InterContinental Hotel in Miami on January 30-February 1. The two-day event will feature 37 speakers covering such topics as Creating the customer-centered design; Eye-tracking: The eyes have it; and How to keep a design fresh.

Eye Tracking technology allows you to climb inside users’ heads and see your website through their eyes. It lets you see where they look, what they pay most attention too - and most importantly, what they miss.

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Eye Tracking Demo

On-line documentation: http://www.walterpiechulla.de/ftr_by_wlp_08/doc/index.html Note: Version _09 will come with improved accuracy and a decent installer. Preview: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PW4WrUeSoAY

Originally posted here:
Low-cost Remote Eyetracking for 19" Display