Technology
Biometric Research Platform Technologies
Eye Tracking
Eye tracking technology reveals where, when and what people see; gaze position; and pupil dilation
- Tracks the activity and reactions of the eye
- Quantifies and analyzes visual attention
Galvanic Skin Response
GSR allows researchers to detect how aroused or stressed people are by measuring changes in the conductivity of their skin.
- Reveals emotional responses of a person via sweat gland activity
- Measures the psycho-physiological arousal of a person
Facial Expression Recognition
Facial expression recognition technology analyzes and extracts human emotional reactions.
- Reveals manifestations of underlying emotional states
- Recognizes universal basic emotions and valence
EEG
EEG gives insights into brain reactions and arousal by measuring electrical activity along the scalp.
- Reveals perceptual, cognitive and emotional processing
- Measures motivation, engagement and workload
iMotions
The Koraleski CAB Lab uses technology from iMotions, powering the world's best research labs.
Contact Us
- Koraleski CAB Lab
- Mammel Hall 320
- 402.554.2224
- unocablab@unomaha.edu
- Laboratory Managing Directors
- Dr. Doug Derrick
- Dr. Erin Pleggenkuhle-Miles
- Dr. Gina Ligon
- Dr. Leif Lundmark
- Laboratory Manager
- Debbie O'Malley
- Graduate Assistants
- Joel Elson
- Haley Shelton
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