Resources

Equipment

Tobii

Our lab uses Tobii 1750 and T60 XL eye trackers. www.tobii.com

We use these and the other two eye trackers for studies of motion perception, object perception, face perception, emotion perception, aesthetic preferences, and pattern detection. We also integrate eye tracking and EEG/ERP (see below), and we conduct a few studies using standard preferential looking paradigms.

Click the play button below for an example of infant eye gaze patterns.

ASL

We also have an ASL D6-HT-C eye tracker. www.a-s-l.com

EyeLink

We also have an EyeLink model 1000 eye tracker. http://www.sr-research.com

EGI

We use an EGI 128-channel EEG system to record patterns of brain activity as infants are presented with visual and auditory stimuli. www.egi.com

Software in the lab

We use Experiment Builder, Matlab, E-Prime, Net Station, Interact, Habit, Studio, Clearview, Flash, Photoshop, Dreamweaver and many other applications.

Other Resources at UCLA:

UCLA Psychology link

Center for Culture, Brain and Development (CBD) link

Center for Behavior, Evolution and Culture (BEC) link

Center for Autism Research and Treatment (CART) link

Semel Institute link

UCLA Infant Sibs link







Tobii 1750 Eye Tracker



ASL Setup

 
Infant EEG Sensor Net

3291 Franz Hall Box 951563
Los Angeles, CA 90095-1563
Phone: (310) 825-0962
babylab@ucla.edu