Multimodal Interaction & Eye-Tracking Lab
What is the Multimodal Interaction & Eye-Tracking Lab?
In our research, we use ethnographic fieldwork as well as audio-visual survey methods and eye-tracking to study everyday interactions.
In order to be able to create specific conditions for communication in semi-experimental settings, we set up the Multimodal Interaction and Eye-Tracking Lab in 2016. This provides us with an infrastructure for multimodal interaction research.
Responsible Party:
Your contact person:
Dr. Maximilian Krug
E-Mail: maximilian.krug@uni-due.de
![Die Kamera filmt an einer Deckenaufhängung vorbei auf einen Arbeitsplatz. Dort sitzt eine Person an einem Computer. Die Kamera filmt an einer Deckenaufhängung vorbei auf einen Arbeitsplatz. Dort sitzt eine Person an einem Computer.](/imperia/md/content/kowi/mukom/fittosize__1200_0_601f50f786c5c36e18eda8d29eb43847_mietlab_nutzung.png)
Equipment of the Lab
In 2016, we set up the Multimodal Interaction & Eye-Tracking Lab for this purpose. This allows for flexible room arrangements and has a ceiling traverse, adjustable LED lighting and workstations for processing eye-tracking data. The lab thus offers a framework for various types of interaction studies, e.g. with eye tracking and motion capturing (Kinect).
The Multimodal Interaction & Eye-Tracking Lab and its technical equipment (eye-tracking glasses, 4k cameras, LED lights, audio devices, etc.) can be used - in consultation or cooperation with our working group - for data collection as part of student theses. It is not possible to rent out the technical equipment.