Presentation from the 2/8/10 Fox Valley Computing Professionals meeting. I spoke about Attention Wizard, a service I love. They use algorithms to simulate the results from expensive eye-tracking hardware, at a fraction of the cost.
5. The cost of a new eyetracking
system is $40,000 to $60,000
Rental prices can be up to
$3000 per day
Source: http://www.uxmatters.com/mt/archives/2009/10/eyetracking-is-it-worth-it.php
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7. Free for
“occasional informal use”
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8. $10 - $40
depending on quantity
and watermarks
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10. 75% correlated with
eye tracking
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13. Where are
they looking?
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17. Dave Ross has been making
web sites since 1995.
He makes his living as a web
developer, runs a popular
group for web developers,
and volunteers at a cat shelter.
If you need a website
or a cat, talk to him.
davidmichaelross.com
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Hinweis der Redaktion
October, 2009. Lot of buzz.
Google heatmap. Shows people only look at first two links.
Edmund Huey made the first eye tracking hardware in 1908. Big ugly hood with lens at the front. Marketers picked it up in the 1980s & 1990s.
Looks like a normal LCD monitor, but has cameras behind the screen or in the bezel.