yes! I'll have a poster on the second day and I hope to have something like this with me - a mobile contraption that can show enough of the possibilities that people understand enough to give me some feedback

(we mask the subject mainly to save on data)

here's a screenshot. The project has a way to go, but I'll try to put together a mobile version of some hardware for BCCCD in Budapest in January

it uses standard corneal reflection with an IR lamp because that's the best possible raw data and allows us to have a good archive of each session with each infant. We can do real-time pupillometry and eyetracking, but we can also redo the tracking offline, with different settings if needed

Hi all, what we have now is a remote eyetracking system built mainly for infant pupillometry. I refer to it as a system because it is software that works with different industrial camera APIs and interfaces, records compressed images, displays stimuli (optional) and replays the session offline