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Friday, June 17, 2005

RIT Takes Eye-tracking Research To Next Level

"How do we use our eyes to perceive the world? Could eye movements be windows into human cognition?

Scientist Jeff Pelz thinks so. The director of the Visual Perception Laboratory at Rochester Institute of Technology studies the link between eye movements and cognition. His latest research, in collaboration with the National Technical Institute for the Deaf (NTID), focuses on how deaf students process information in the classroom. Another project tracks how the human eye perceives high-speed motion on large-scale LCD monitors for Sharp Research Laboratory of America."
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