Dear Hoover,
>Your reply intended for the original poster ended up in my mailbox.
Sorry, I'd actually intended to reply to the list to make this information
generally available!
>Dear Frazer
>
>> I am thinking about using alternatives to the scleral search coil
>>system. Does anyone feel strongly about recommending infra red
>>e.g. ISCAN Incorporated.
>>Any suggestions (specific techniques or products) would be welcome.
>
>The answer depends on what you want to measure. If you need to measure
>point-of-gaze and infra-red limbus trackers will probably not be
>satisfactory. If you need to measure saccades most video based systems will
>be too slow.
>
>David Wooding maintains a list of equipment that you can reach through the
>eye-movement list's home page at:
>http://info.ox.ac.uk/~eye/
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>Good Luck!
--- Dr Mark R Baker, D.Phil, M.Sc, B.Sc., ARCS Research Fellow, University Laboratory of Physiology, U. Oxford Research Scientist, Visual Sciences, Radcliffe Infirmary, Oxford OX2 6HE Tel/Fax- +44 (0)1865 228406; WWW- http://info.ox.ac.uk:80/~oemc/