fNIRS + Eye tracker

Combining functional Near-Infrared Spectroscopy (fNIRS) with eyetracking systems allows researchers to simultaneously measure brain activity and precise gaze behavior. Eyetracking provides information on where a person is looking, their visual attention, and pupil dilation. By correlating these eye movements and attention shifts with real-time brain activity captured by fNIRS, researchers can gain a deeper understanding of the neural processes underlying visual cognition, attention, and decision-making in more naturalistic or complex visual tasks.

• Visual Cognition Insights: Links brain activity directly to visual attention and gaze patterns.
• Naturalistic Studies: Enables research in more dynamic, real-world visual environments.
• Attention Monitoring: Provides objective data on shifts in visual attention and mental effort.
• Enhanced Behavioral Correlation: Offers rich behavioral context for interpreting brain signals.