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Data integration & visualization
Data synchronization is vital in multimodal research. Without it, studying time relationships is extremely difficult. The Observer® XT is especially designed to synchronously playback multiple modalities. Common modalities include video, screen captures, location data, physiological signals, eye tracking data, FaceReader™ data, and of course behavioral data. The software tool Viso® can be used in a big lab set-up for recording audio and video sources. Synchronous recording is guaranteed!
Physiological data & eye tracking
With The Observer XT you don’t have to worry about data synchronization. Via a permanent link, time information is easily and continuously exchanged between The Observer XT and data acquisition systems (from BIOPAC, TobiiPro, or other partners).
The signal is recorded and recognized when the data is imported. This way, you get complete insight into the relationships between behavioral data and physiological responses.
The integration of FaceReader, The Observer XT, and psychophysiological data collection makes research programs possible at locations and within timetables that increase opportunity, quality, and efficiency.
Dr. C. Barton|Davidson College, USA
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Integrating multiple data modalities
The Observer XT allows you to import, synchronize, and analyze data from many different streams, such as facial expressions, physiology, and eye tracking.
Find out how to synchronize multiple data streams, with the mix & match principle, and how to visualize, analyze and export data.
Download the free white paper and learn more!
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