HUMAN FACTORS AND EROGONOMIC

TOBII PRO GLASSES 3

: Tobii
: Human Factors and Ergonomic in Aviation
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  • 16 illuminators and 4 eye cameras integrated into scratch-resistant lenses
  • Scene camera with a wider field of view (106° H: 95°, V: 63°)
  • Wider gaze angles for more comprehensive data on visual attention
  • Wide-angle scene camera allows recording gaze data over a large field of view
  • 3D eye model combined with two cameras per eye guarantees very accurate gaze data
  • EPOC Flex – 32 Channel Wireless EEG Headset

    : EMOTIV
    : Human Factors and Ergonomic in Aviation
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  • Record from any of the standard 10-20 EEG positions for up to 32 channels
  • 128 Hz high resolution brain data wirless with a tethered computer
  • EMOTIV EPOC X - 14 Channel Wireless EEG Headset

    : EMOTIV
    : Human Factors and Ergonomic in Aviation
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  • 14 Channels whole brain sensing
  • 9-axis motion sensor to detect head movements
  • Functional near-infrared spectroscopy(fNIRS)

    : HC Medical
    : Human Factors and Ergonomic in Aviation
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  • Investigates the variation of blood oxygenation level in the human brain utilizing the transillumination technique
  • CAPTIV T-Sens: Electrocardiogram (ECG)

    : TEA
    : Human Factors and Ergonomic in Aviation
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  • Measure the rate and regularity of heartbeats, the size and position of the chambers
  • Presence of any damage to the heart, and other types of conditions that affect the heart.
  • Consensys IMU Development Kits

    : Shimmer
    : Human Factors and Ergonomic in Aviation
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  • Offers best data quality with integrated 9DoF inertial sensing via accel, gyro, mag and pressure sensor
  • 24MHz MSP430 CPU
  • Integrated motion processor for on-board 3D orientation estimation
  • Two accelerometers give choice between ultra-low noise or wide range
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