Many of our customers want to conduct studies much longer than 60 seconds. We’ve been working hard on making it possible, and we’ve finally succeeded! :)

Version 6.0 of RealEye has improved the calibration process. Thanks to that, you can now run studies up to 10 minutes long! Panelist spends a bit more time preparing for the study, but it results in even higher accuracy and precision than before.

• How to get accurate results? A few simple tricks to get the highest quality of your webcam eye-tracking test.
• 10 minutes study results sample (60 Hz session). Do the 10 minutes study by yourself.

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‍Main changes in version 6.0.0:

• Up to 10 minutes of study is now possible (increased from 1 minute).
• More advanced calibration.
• Better head movement handling.
• Higher eye-tracking accuracy and precision.
• Some UI/UX improvements.
• A few bug fixes.

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We’ve made quite a lof or UI changes in version 5.7. We believe that now doing an eye-tracking study is even more comfortable than before.

Main changes in version 5.7.0:

• New UI/UX. Quite a lot of major and minor changes.
• We’ve decided to use the name “panelist” instead of “tester”.
• We’ve decided to use the name “image” instead of “item”.
• Improved the dashboard performance.
• Improved recordings (eg. handling images with various aspect ratio).
• We now store results from panelist that, for example turned head too much.
• Study can have now up to 40 images.

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Since recently released version 5.6.0 you can now simply download the eye-tracking heatmap.

How to download the heatmap?

• 1. Open study heatmap
• 2. Press the “Download Heatmap” button.

You can also use the “Customize Heatmap” menu and download the version you like the most.

You can check this feature on our sample page.

Other changes in 5.6.0

• We will warn you before ignoring a panelist.
• New, improved look of gaze point on gaze recordings.
• Basic and Study plans are now limited to 15 Hz.
• More attractive calibration process – exploding dots.
• Minor UI improvements in some places.

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