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Explicit geometry
Use stored display, viewing-distance and visual-field settings; document any image-percent fallback.
03 / Analyze · Peripheral Vision Analytics
Inspect the visual context around gaze.
Iriscope analyzes visual geometry around the gaze point through stored visual-field settings, separate foveal, parafoveal and peripheral zones, and time-matched AOI intersections. The result remains an analysis of gaze-related visual context — not a measurement of attention or perception.
The capability
What you can inspect and control.
Use this workflow for the part of the research question it addresses.
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Zone-based context
Report foveal, parafoveal and peripheral coverage as cumulative and exclusive areas.
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AOI-aware
Intersect zones with static or dynamic AOIs at the time of each fixation.
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Exportable method
Retain the selected geometry, radii, fixation source and availability state with the result.
In the application
A workflow you can follow.
Keep the relevant material, definitions and review decisions connected at each step.
- Confirm the available stimulus, screen and viewing-distance geometry for the project.
- Choose the documented visual-field settings and fixation source for the analysis.
- Inspect foveal, parafoveal and peripheral zones around the gaze point in the viewer.
- Calculate coverage and AOI intersections; retain geometry, radii and any documented fallback in the export context.
Method context
Keep the scope of the result visible.
The relevant settings, prerequisites and interpretation stay attached to the workflow.
Method settings, scope and interpretation
Analyze the visual field around a fixation with the geometry made visible.
Peripheral Vision Analytics uses the same project-side settings for overlay, calculation and export so the visual representation and reported values describe the same method.
The feature makes spatial visual context inspectable. It deliberately does not collapse gaze position, fixation or AOI overlap into a claim about peripheral attention or perception.
Gaze ≠ attention. Fixation ≠ perception.
Peripheral Vision Analytics is designed to make the geometry around gaze inspectable. It must be reported as a gaze-related spatial analysis, not as direct evidence of attention, awareness or perceptual processing.
Connect the workflow
Bring this capability into your study.
Tell us about the material, recording and result you need to inspect. We can identify the appropriate product and method scope.