Motion capture and immersive lab
About the service
Our motion capture and immersive technology room provides a large area for interaction and movement. Twelve cameras provide real-time full-body motion tracking in real or simulated environments. In combination with wearable EEG, fNIRS, and physiological recording, this space makes innovative new studies of cognition in rich, naturalistic environments possible.
Available to Yale researchers only
Specifications
VR Headsets
Pico Neo3
- 5.5” 3664 x 1920 resolution display
- Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ XR2 Platform
- 6 GB RAM, 256 GB storage
- Refresh rate between 72 Hz and 90 Hz
Eye tracking
- Pupil Labs Core Eye Tracker
- Dark pupil technique + 3D modelling used for tracking
- Binocular or monocular eye-tracking
- 0.60° accuracy and 0.02° precision
- Scene camera: 1080p @ 30 Hz, 720p @ 60 Hz, 480p @ 120 H
- Eye cameras: 2 x IR cameras, 192 x 192 px @ 200 Hz
Motion capture
- 16’ x 15’ x 8’ acoustically dampened capture volume
- 12 OptiTrack PrimeX 22 cameras
- Records at 360 fps natively, 500+ fps maximum
- +/- 0.15 mm 3D accuracy, <0.5° rotational errors
- 2.2 MP resolution
- Passive IR reflective markers
- Motive 3.0 program for acquiring data
- Data can also be streamed, in real time, to other devices on the BrainWorks network