eyeCU: Clemson's Eye Tracking Lab
Clemson's eye tracking lab is housed in 304B McAdams, occupying approx.
480 sq. ft. of space. Desks have since replaced the original ISCAN RK-726PCI
eye tracker which has now been surplused.
Dr. Duchowski started the
lab in the Fall of 1998, with laboratory equipment acquired through the
following grants:
- ``CAREER: Development of an Eye Tracking Education and Research Program at
Clemson University'', National Science Foundation (NSF), Directorate
for Computer Information Science and Engineering (CISE), Human Computer
Interaction Program, Grant IIS-9984278, Principal Investigator,
$298,786 (incl. supplemental awards), (04/00—04/06).
- ``Development of an Eye Tracking Methodology Course at Clemson'', Clemson
University Innovation Fund, Project #1-20-1906-51-4087, Principal
Investigator, with Galluscio, G., Pury, C., Mittelstaedt, J., Carlson,
L., Melloy, B., and Gramopadhye, A., $39,860 ($20,000 matching funds),
(08/98—08/99).
The lab's three main eye tracking stations (installed Summer 2014), each
consist of:
- Eye Tracker: Gazepoint
- Model: GP3
- Sampling rate: 60 Hz (binocular)
- Accuracy: 0.5–1 deg (visual angle)
|
- Server: Apple
- Model: Mac Mini (4,1)
- CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo 2.4 GHz
- RAM: 8 GB
- Disk: 320 GB
- Network: 1 Gb
- Video: nVidia GeForce 320M
- OS: Windows 7
|
- Client: Apple
- Model: Mac Mini (4,1)
- CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo 2.4 GHz
- RAM: 8 GB
- Disk: 320 GB
- Network: 1 Gb
- Video: nVidia GeForce 320M
- OS: OS X 10.8
|
A Dell PowerEdge 2950 rack mount server with 2 Intex Xeon 5150
Dual Core 2.66 GHz porcessors and two 300 GB drives acts as the
lab's web and svn server.
