Vision Egg Visual stimulus creation and control
with open source software

Introduction

Home Introduction & News
News
Screenshots Views of the demos
Technologies About Python and OpenGL
Platforms Hardware compatibility
Frame rates Frame rates explained
Synchronization Interfacing with other hardware
Calibration Calibrating displays

Documentation

Programmer's Manual Concept overview
Tutorial Simple demo programs explained
Library Reference
FAQ Frequently asked questions

Download and Install

Downloads Get it now!
Installation overview A quick installation summary
Windows Install Step-by-step
Mac OS X Install Step-by-step
Linux install Step-by-step
SGI IRIX install Step-by-step

Miscellaneous

Mailing list Stay up to date
Eye tracking
Labview GUI/Data acquisition interface
The future Potential upcoming changes to be aware of
Develop! How to help the Vision Egg
Other solutions Links to similar stuff
Thanks Credits
VisionEgg @ SourceForge

Eye tracking:

SR Research, the makers of eye tracking hardware and software, have released Pylink.

Pylink can be used with the Vision Egg!

According to SR Research:

Pylink allows for tracker control, real-time data access, and
external synchronization with eye data via custom messaging.

Many people find Python to be a simpler, yet still powerful,
alternative to C.  Pylink can also be used in combination with the
excellent third party open source Vision Egg software; providing a
combined visual presentation and eye tracking scripting package.

Distributed with Pylink is a modified Vision Egg demo using realtime tracker data to move a Gaussian-windowed grating in a gaze-contingent fashion. Following this example, it should be easy to create other VisionEgg/Pylink scripts for a variety of vision experiments involving eye tracking.


Please direct enquires to the Vision Egg mailing list.
The primary author of the Vision Egg is Andrew Straw
This page last modified 27 Jun 2004.
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