Eye-Tracking Device
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University of Salford - Eye-Tracking Device.
The University of Salford are currently looking to purchase an eye-tracking device.
We are looking for a desktop device based on binocular tracking with a sample rate of no less than 1000Hz.
Packages should include all hardware necessary to conduct eye tracking research, and software for experiment building/data viewing.
There is a requirement for hardware/software to integrate with PsychoPy software.
For any questions, please contact Sam Royle, Lead Psychology Technician/Lecturer, w.s.s.royle@salford.ac.uk.
What the supplier must deliver
Packages should include all hardware necessary
Packages should include all hardware necessary to conduct eye tracking research, and software for experiment building/data viewing.
There is a requirement for hardware/software
There is a requirement for hardware/software to integrate with PsychoPy software.
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