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UX Research at Desjardins Group
Marie-Laure Di Fabio, Desjardins Group
Using EthoVision XT as an educational tool
Dr. Jocelien Olivier, University of Groningen
The role of sensory evaluation
Prof. Dr. Susan Duncan, Virginia Tech
Agricultural leadership and communication education
Dr. Tiffany Drape, Virginia Tech
Social learning behavior in rats
Dr. Marijn van Wingerden, Heinrich Heine University
NeuroLab - serious gaming
Prof. Julien Mercier, Université du Québec à Montréal
Neurodegenerative disease studies
Diana L. Price, NeuroPore Therapies
UX Lab - Tech3Lab
Prof. Pierre-Majorique Léger, HEC Montréal and Tech3Lab
Immersive Technology Lab
Dr. Atif Waraich, Liverpool John Moores University
Study anxiety and depression to transform mental health care
Dr. Thomas Prévôt, University of Toronto
Predictive ecology: Studying behavior in the Great Lakes
Dr. Christina Semeniuk, University of Windsor
Social Media Lab
Tiffany Andry & Damien De Meyere, University of Louvain
Behavioral Analysis Facility
Dr. Jean-Luc do Rego and Dr. Jean-Claude do Rego, University of Rouen
Improve teacher practices
Marie Bocquillon, University of Mons
Counseling Psychology Program
Dr. Audrey Ervin, Delaware Valley University
Neuropsychopharmacological research
Prof. Roberto Rimondini , University of Bologna
How to measure emotions
Jean-Marc Diverrez, B<>Com Institute of Research and Technology
Studying eating behavior
Prof. Kees de Graaf, Wageningen University & Research
Zebrafish behavioral research
Dr. Ruud van den Bos, Radboud University
 

Our customers

Our customer list speaks for itself. Since our earliest days, we have worked together with start-ups to Fortune 500 companies and with small universities and the top 10 universities and research institutes around the world. Every day, since 1989, we have been devoting our innovation power to our customers, achieving great successes and building lasting relationships. Here is a sample of our customers:

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Take a tour through the labs of some of our customers

A large number of research, training, and simulation labs from all over the world, all recently built and in active use, take you on a tour and show you how they designed their rooms, what equipment they chose, and which software tools are used for data collection and analysis.

Noldus works together with customers around the world to provide them with the best possible tools for their research. Enjoy the tours!

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Boeing AH-64 D/E Apache simulator systems integration
Digital of Things
Dubai's first purpose-built usability lab
Wageningen University & Research
Sensory science and eating behavior
University of Windsor
Predictive ecology: Studying behavior in the Great Lakes
University of British Columbia
Centre for Infant Cognition
University of Toronto
Assessing anxiety and depression in rodents
University Paris Descartes
Parent-child interaction
TNO
Human Factors
University of Rouen
Behavioral Analysis Facility
NeuroPore Therapies
Neurodegenerative disease studies
iMinds Game Experience Lab
UX of video games
Desjardins LabUX
UX Research at Canada's leading cooperative financial group
LUMC
Improve safety and efficiency in cardiac surgery
Heinrich Heine University
Social learning task in rats
b<>com, France
Data integration facilitates the study of emotions
Stuttgart Media University
User Experience Lab
 

Recent blog posts

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Alexa, Siri, Google – Are voice assistants the future of marketing?

Voice assistants – they are found in almost every aspect of our daily lives. Elaine Mathe studied how users interact with voice assistants and what emotions they show in response to played ads.
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Simulation training in times of crisis

Simulation can be a useful tool in the development of new standard operating procedures and policies needed to respond to crises like COVID-19.
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The eyes have it: face masks and non-verbal communication

When seeing another person wearing a face mask, humans have to rely on visible facial signals, which are the eyes and eyebrows. Looking someone in the eye is an important part of communication.
 
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