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Take Human Performance Measurement into the
real world. More than just an eye-tracker, faceLAB's®
flexible and mobile tracking solution enables analysis of
completely naturalistic behaviorincluding head pose,
eyelid movement and gaze direction in real-time, under real-world
conditions.
faceLAB produces accurate data on-time, in the
toughest of tracking environments. From outdoor intelligent
vehicle or aerospace studies through to screen & web usability,
stimulus response and laboratory environments, faceLAB
provides high accuracy and tolerance to a wide range of operational
conditions.
New in faceLAB v4 is a leading-edge active illumination technique,
increasing the fidelity and accuracy of gaze assessment. Track each eye independently,
and if the subject is close enough, even track pupil
size and vergence. If conditions degrade,
faceLAB continues to maintain the confidence of its classic, robust
tracking system by default. Analyse and model fatigue and drowsiness in real-time
with faceLAB's true blink analysis and PERCLOS fatigue assessment,
including data on the minutia of eyelid behavior. Measurements are taken accurately
on eyelid position rather than bright pupil or corneal occlusion.
Eliminate the hassle of interference, setup and correlation
issues associated with traditional contact-based tracking
methodsfaceLAB does not use any RF, ultrasonic
or electromagnetic systems. Our unique visual tracking system
provides a single stream of data. No need to stitch or align
multiple tracking devices to obtain a result. No painstaking
calibration of separate head tracking systemsfaceLAB
itself caters to changes in pose or the movement of a subject.
Specific techniques have been implemented in faceLAB
v4 to enable easier calibration of children and uncooperative
subjects.
Minimise the time, cost and headache associated with experiments with faceLAB's
unparalleled ease of use, quality of support and user-friendly interface. faceLAB's
hallmark automatic initialisation feature has been improved, and now produces
raw gaze output automatically, as well as head position and blink events over
a wider field of view. Laboratory or simulator
implementations are further enhanceda wide variety of digital simulation
platforms and third-party analysis tools are now
natively supported. Get direct representation of subject interaction inside
your simulation environment, in real-time, and synchronised correctly to the
experiment. Don't restrict your eye tracking experiments to screensfaceLAB
continues to offer a fully integrated 3D world model that encompasses physical
objects as well as displays.
Maintain data and tracking integrity through a range of lighting and movement
conditions. faceLAB immediately recovers if a subject leaves the
field of view, and the system is robust to occlusion or sudden movement. Work
with all faces and all eye types, with or without contact lenses and with most
eye-glasses. Work in bright sunlight or at night time, with subjects close to
the camera or several metres away. Even if you can't see the eyesif the
subject is wearing sunglasses for instancefaceLAB still finds
the head pose, eyes and mouth, and continues to produce accurate, robust and
reliable data. Added flexibility is provided with the new ultra-wide
field of view mode, allowing experiments with distant subjects or a variable
experimental area. Reduce the amount of data stored or transmitted with variable
width loggingcapture only the data you need, and send it across a network
where you need it.
Develop real-time applications using the faceLAB
freely available SDK, enabling other systems to localise salient
facial features such as the eyes and mouth, in real-time,
across standard network interfaces.
Seeing Machines has simplified the path to commercialising
products based on faceLAB technology with a licensable
core now available.
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