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King Devick Technologies Inc infrared eye tracking test
Card one of the KD <t>infrared</t> <t>eye</t> <t>tracking</t> <t>test</t> for Participant 1. Image ( A , top) is participant in loaded or upright position. ( B , bottom) is participant in acute unloaded or supine position. (A) (loaded) completion time for card one: 20.192 s, average fixation time: 367 ms, average saccade velocity: 218 deg/s. (B) (acute unloaded) completion time for card one: 20.229 s, average fixation time: 403 ms, saccade velocity: 215 deg/s. Increased fixation time can be seen by observing the thermal representation (right) where there is an increased number and size of colored areas in the acute unloaded orientation. This demonstrates that the participant was fixating on these points for a longer period than when upright.
Infrared Eye Tracking Test, supplied by King Devick Technologies Inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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Article Title: The Effect of Acute Body Unloading on Somatosensory Performance, Motor Activation, and Visuomotor Tasks

Journal: Frontiers in Physiology

doi: 10.3389/fphys.2020.00318

Card one of the KD infrared eye tracking test for Participant 1. Image ( A , top) is participant in loaded or upright position. ( B , bottom) is participant in acute unloaded or supine position. (A) (loaded) completion time for card one: 20.192 s, average fixation time: 367 ms, average saccade velocity: 218 deg/s. (B) (acute unloaded) completion time for card one: 20.229 s, average fixation time: 403 ms, saccade velocity: 215 deg/s. Increased fixation time can be seen by observing the thermal representation (right) where there is an increased number and size of colored areas in the acute unloaded orientation. This demonstrates that the participant was fixating on these points for a longer period than when upright.
Figure Legend Snippet: Card one of the KD infrared eye tracking test for Participant 1. Image ( A , top) is participant in loaded or upright position. ( B , bottom) is participant in acute unloaded or supine position. (A) (loaded) completion time for card one: 20.192 s, average fixation time: 367 ms, average saccade velocity: 218 deg/s. (B) (acute unloaded) completion time for card one: 20.229 s, average fixation time: 403 ms, saccade velocity: 215 deg/s. Increased fixation time can be seen by observing the thermal representation (right) where there is an increased number and size of colored areas in the acute unloaded orientation. This demonstrates that the participant was fixating on these points for a longer period than when upright.

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Paired sample t  -test  loaded verses acute unloaded.
Figure Legend Snippet: Paired sample t -test loaded verses acute unloaded.

Techniques Used: Activity Assay

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King Devick Technologies Inc infrared eye tracking test
Card one of the KD <t>infrared</t> <t>eye</t> <t>tracking</t> <t>test</t> for Participant 1. Image ( A , top) is participant in loaded or upright position. ( B , bottom) is participant in acute unloaded or supine position. (A) (loaded) completion time for card one: 20.192 s, average fixation time: 367 ms, average saccade velocity: 218 deg/s. (B) (acute unloaded) completion time for card one: 20.229 s, average fixation time: 403 ms, saccade velocity: 215 deg/s. Increased fixation time can be seen by observing the thermal representation (right) where there is an increased number and size of colored areas in the acute unloaded orientation. This demonstrates that the participant was fixating on these points for a longer period than when upright.
Infrared Eye Tracking Test, supplied by King Devick Technologies Inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
https://www.bioz.com/product/infrared+eye+tracking+test/infrared+eye+tracking+test/pmc07182011-114-3-1
Average 90 stars, based on 1 article reviews
infrared eye tracking test - by Bioz Stars, 2026-10
90/100 stars
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Card one of the KD infrared eye tracking test for Participant 1. Image ( A , top) is participant in loaded or upright position. ( B , bottom) is participant in acute unloaded or supine position. (A) (loaded) completion time for card one: 20.192 s, average fixation time: 367 ms, average saccade velocity: 218 deg/s. (B) (acute unloaded) completion time for card one: 20.229 s, average fixation time: 403 ms, saccade velocity: 215 deg/s. Increased fixation time can be seen by observing the thermal representation (right) where there is an increased number and size of colored areas in the acute unloaded orientation. This demonstrates that the participant was fixating on these points for a longer period than when upright.

Journal: Frontiers in Physiology

Article Title: The Effect of Acute Body Unloading on Somatosensory Performance, Motor Activation, and Visuomotor Tasks

doi: 10.3389/fphys.2020.00318

Figure Lengend Snippet: Card one of the KD infrared eye tracking test for Participant 1. Image ( A , top) is participant in loaded or upright position. ( B , bottom) is participant in acute unloaded or supine position. (A) (loaded) completion time for card one: 20.192 s, average fixation time: 367 ms, average saccade velocity: 218 deg/s. (B) (acute unloaded) completion time for card one: 20.229 s, average fixation time: 403 ms, saccade velocity: 215 deg/s. Increased fixation time can be seen by observing the thermal representation (right) where there is an increased number and size of colored areas in the acute unloaded orientation. This demonstrates that the participant was fixating on these points for a longer period than when upright.

Article Snippet: The King Devick (KD) infrared eye tracking test was used to assess visual neuromotor control.

Techniques:

Paired sample t  -test  loaded verses acute unloaded.

Journal: Frontiers in Physiology

Article Title: The Effect of Acute Body Unloading on Somatosensory Performance, Motor Activation, and Visuomotor Tasks

doi: 10.3389/fphys.2020.00318

Figure Lengend Snippet: Paired sample t -test loaded verses acute unloaded.

Article Snippet: The King Devick (KD) infrared eye tracking test was used to assess visual neuromotor control.

Techniques: Activity Assay