EYE TRACKING AND BIO-METRICS TO ENHANCE USER RESEARCH
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This document discusses various biometric and physiological measurement techniques that can provide hidden insights into users, including eye tracking, biometrics, electroencephalography (EEG), emotion recognition software, and measures of heart rate, galvanic skin response, respiration, and electromyography. It notes that these techniques aim to optimize user experiences and interactions while providing commercial advantages by unlocking insights from both conscious and subconscious human responses and behaviors. The document raises the question of which, if any, of these techniques should be used to test user experiences and considers what could potentially go wrong when applying these methods.
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This slide deck brings up to date the presentation of the same name that I gave at UX Cambridge in 2016 (and which can be found elsewhere among Nexer's uploads).
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EYE TRACKING AND BIO-METRICS TO ENHANCE USER RESEARCH
- 1. Eyetracking, Biometrics and More… Jon Ward Acuity ETS Limited
- 2. We aim to optimise the user experience or interaction We strive for commercial advantages We want to unlock hidden insights
- 4. Identification of humans by their characteristics or traits Commonly misused term Includes ones voice, hand print, behaviour, rhythm or gait
- 5. Physiological Mechanical, physical and biochemical function of humans, their organs and cells Examples are GSR, heart rate and respiration
- 6. So what can we do
- 7. Eye Tracking Eye tracking reveals hidden insights Pupil dilation can be important Around 70% of our actions are subconscious
- 12. Physiological Measures Heart rate Galvanic skin response (GSR) Rate of respiration Surface electromyography (sEMG)
- 15. So which of these, the user experience? if anything, should you use to test
- 16. Have a toolkit
- 17. =+
- 18. So what could go wrong?
- 20. Any questions?
- 21. Thank you for your time...