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Benedikt Ehinger

‼ Announcement: Online Unfold.jl workshop ‼

📅 09.05.2025
💶 Free!
👉🏼 github.com/s-ccs/workshop_unfo
❓ rERPs, mass univariate models & deconvolution!

If you are interested in combined #EEG / #EyeTracking, in natural experiments, sequential sampling models + EEG (e.g. DriftDiffusion), #VR+EEG, - this could be a useful workshop for you!

#EEG #linearmodels #statistics
#julialang

Organized with Romy Frömer (CHBH)
and the S-CCS lab (@uni_stuttgart)

GIF
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Inautilo

#Design #Explainers
F-shaped reading · Often applies to content pages on the web ilo.im/162ort

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#EyeTracking #Reading #Skimming #Content #Layout #Website #ProductDesign #UiDesign #WebDesign

SketchplanationsF-Shaped ReadingMany of us absorb and sift through huge quantities of information on the web daily. We've trained ourselves to quickly pull out the most important information and decide if the rest is worth our time. When this happens, which is most of the time, people commonly use F-Shaped Reading. What is F-Shaped Reading? F-Shaped Reading is a pattern seen in eye-tracking studies of people reading content on the web that seems to follow the shape of an F. That looks like scanning the top words most, maybe making it to the end of a headline. Then moving down the left-hand side and heading right again when we hit another sub-head or line that draws our attention. In languages that read right-to-left, you can see a reverse F-shape. We don't always read in an F-shape. There are several other common text-scanning patterns, such as spotted, layer-cake, marking, bypassing or commitment patterns—getting stuck in and reading the whole thing. However, an F-shaped reading, first identified around 2006, is still common and used on mobile devices. F-Shaped Reading is about reading content. It's not how we might scan a shiny new web page with fancy navigation and CTAs (Calls To Action). Why an F-Shape? F-Shaped Reading means that your headline and your first sub-head matter a lot. And also, the content on the left matters more as a way to draw people into your work. But it doesn't have to be this way. An F-shape arises because we're trying to be efficient and decide if this page is worth more of our time. It's hard to get that from a block of text, so we improvise—getting an idea of the content areas from the headlines and trying to see which content blocks, if any, are relevant to read by scanning quickly down the page. I'm not too proud to admit that you may be scanning this. Improving on F-Shaped Reading and Helping Our Readers F-Shaped Reading, to my knowledge, is from the NN Group, who also has a comprehensive article on it. They have a useful list of antidotes, which I paraphrase below, together with a few additions of my own: Put the most important information first Structure with headings and subheadings Front-load words in headings and bullets with the most information (check the first word of the titles in this post) Group related content visually — see 7 Gestalt principles Highlight important content Ensure links have information-bearing words (information scent)—rewrite to avoid "click here" Use lists Cut unnecessary content Avoid big blocks of text and use a sketch instead (Sketchplanation anyone?) =) Use visuals and captions as gateways to content Related Ideas to F-Shaped Reading Also see: Happy Talk Must Die Gestalt Principles The Blur Your Eyes Test Front-load names to cue attention Skeuomorph Micro-editing redundant words Let your data speak for itself Progressive enhancement—mobile first Mobile is snorkelling. Desktop is diving (less true these days) Dark patterns: using design to deceive
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crypticcelery

#AskFedi: Do any of you know of acceptable #EyeTracking solutions using just plain old cameras (or maybe the IR stuff that comes in iDevices)?
I want to play around with something really quickly, and just need something that kind of works, ideally without requiring additional components (though I have IR LEDs and some small camera modules lying around).
If you are curious, it is about this: plush.city/@hadley/11372975948

✨Plush✨City 🏙Hadley T. Canine (fox) (@hadley@plush.city)Rendering idea: bright flashes should be drawn using a simulated persistence of vision, because computer monitors can only get so bright. And a quick, one-frame flash will inherently look very dark. Basically, like a miniature version of the CS flashbang effect. Would be nice for pylons that have those red blinking lights on top at night (during the day, the PoV would be reduced since it would be apparently not as bright)
#BoostsWelcome#DIY
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MultiplEYE

🌟 Welcome to MultiplEYE on Mastodon🌟

MultiplEYE is an interdisciplinary network of research groups working on collecting #eyetracking data from reading in many languages. Visit our website to learn more: www.multipleye.eu.

Stay tuned for exciting developments and be part of our vibrant community!

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Inautilo

#Business #Announcements
Eye tracking comes to Wolvic · A new way to browse the web in virtual reality ilo.im/15zwqq

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#Wolvic #Browser #Navigation #VR #XR #EyeTracking #Tracking #Development #WebDev #Frontend

blogs.igalia.com · A New Way to Browse: Eye Tracking Comes to Wolvic!We’re thrilled to share some exciting news with you. Wolvic is about to transform how you interact with the web in a VR environment with the introduction of eye tracking support! Starting with the just released v1.7.0 release on the Gecko backend and the highly anticipated v1.0 release on the Chromium backend, you’ll be able to control the browser pointer just by looking at what you want to interact with. While this feature is still being refined, it’s a fantastic start, and we can’t wait for you to try it out.
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Kevin Karhan :verified:

@gulovsen As I said before already, the #AppleVisionPro or any #WearableComputer of that kind can't become a #MassMarket success for all the reasons starting from the #price over being an #Apple product aka. hamfisted into uselessness and also lacking not just reasons and #applications to use it outside of the spechal nieche-cases that need #AugmentedReality and #EyeTracking.

  • There, it's clumsy development tools and limitations are an acceptable exchange for being dozens of times cheaper, lighter and less cumbersome to setup at the user level than competing options. Just like the #ProDisplayXDR's price tag was only insulting to the people that never were the target audience to begin with (tho not having a real, stable and hard-fixed #VESA-Mount is an unforgiving sin given that they could've easily made that happen instead if a shitty & overpriced adaptor!)...

Personally, I'd consider building myself a #Optigon + #Somatic combo instead because that shit I can at least use with my existing tools and without misplaced trust into a #GAFAM that bows before the "P.R." China of all regimes...

Infosec.SpaceKevin Karhan :verified: (@kkarhan@infosec.space)@fuchsiii@oxytodon.com I mean, AR for complex stuff makes sense... Like having an engineer fixing a turbofan on an airliner have the maintenance instructions in their FOV and being able to contextually see relevant data (i.e. Hydraulic Pressure a line is supposed to have or the torque at which the bolt has to be affixed they screw in... Similarly, it does make sense for surgeons to have relevant info at hand and like a dynamically overlaid HUD that shows the planned procedure and can overlap additional info (i.e. X-Ray and MRI images)... And for those areas, Microsoft sold their HoloLens quite well as the cost of a fuckup is peanuts compared to a fully decked out portable workstation and hygenically encapsulated setup like that. I just think the #VisionPro will never be a mass-market item, even if that makes me sound like #SteveBallmer reacting to the #iPhone! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eywi0h_Y5_U
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Michael Burch :kt_ow:

Apple zeigt neue Bedienungshilfen: iPhone mit Augen steuern, Kurzbefehle durch persönlichen Sprachbefehl starten

Apple testet gerne neue Funktionen zuerst in den Bedienungshilfen. Der Mauszeiger, der erstmals in diesen Bedienungshilfen hinzugefügt wurde, schaffte es später, in iPadOS umgesetzt zu werden. Deswegen ist es immer wieder äusserst interessant, einen Blic…

Artikel lesen: iphone-blog.ch/2024/06/10/appl

#Apple#Bedienungshilfe#EyeTracking
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Benedikt Ehinger

📉🎓 2x 100% TVL13 positions for #PhD or #postdoc 🎓📉

For the new Emmy-Noether project "#EEG in motion" in Stuttgart, I'm looking for new members to join our group to work out how to understand brain activity of self-, object- and eye-movements.

Methods are #EEG #eyetracking #machinelearning #RSE

s-ccs.de/emmynoether

pdf-link: s-ccs.de/assets/hiring/2024-05

Thanks for boosting & recommending to students directly 🙏🏼

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