Can Participants Wear Prescription Glasses or Contact Lenses While Using Tobii Pro Spark?
Yes. The Tobii Pro Spark is made to function dependably while participants use contact lenses and prescription glasses. Robust tracking across various eye colors, facial features, ethnicities, and corrective eyewear is made possible by Tobii's proprietary 3D eye model and automated bright-pupil/dark-pupil illumination.
Compatibility with Corrective Eyewear
Tobii Pro Spark is designed to work reliably with participants wearing:
Prescription glasses
Contact lenses
Technologies Supporting Reliable Tracking
Reliable tracking is supported by:
Tobii's patented 3D eye model
Automatic bright-pupil illumination
Automatic dark-pupil illumination
These technologies enable robust tracking across:
Different eye colours
Facial characteristics
Ethnicities
Corrective eyewear
Considerations
Like all infrared eye trackers, performance may be affected by:
Highly reflective lenses
Mirrored lenses
However, standard prescription glasses and contact lenses generally do not prevent:
Successful calibration
High-quality eye tracking
Participant Populations
The system has been validated across diverse participant populations, making it suitable for:
Educational research
Clinical research
Behavioural research
involving participants of different:
Ages
Backgrounds
Summary
The Tobii Pro Spark is made to function dependably while participants use contact lenses and prescription glasses. Although extremely reflective or mirrored lenses may have an impact on performance, its proprietary 3D eye model and automatic bright-pupil/dark-pupil illumination offer reliable tracking across a variety of participant groups. High-quality eye tracking and effective calibration are typically unaffected by standard corrective eyewear.
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