The video and audio recording software suite now has:
Brand new versions of HRV, IMP and EDA Analysis Applications. New functionality includes:
The most recent updates to FaceReader include:
Latest developments in The Observer XT software:
We are delighted to announce we have a new trial DanioVision system available as well as CatWalk.
Contact Dr Richard Lilley (richard@tracksys.co.uk) for a free trial of the systems!
EthoVision XT 13 is now available with a host of new features including:
We are delighted to announce the arrival of the latest version of The Observer XT - 14. The Observer XT 14 is now fully compatible with the Noldus communication protocol N-Linx. This allows The Observer to communicate and synchronise with multiple instances of FaceReader and Noldus Media Recorder. It can also communicate easily with Viso.
If you have an older licence then a range of new features have recently been added including;
We are delighted to announce a new partnership with MindWare Technologies. We are now offering an excellent range of products for psychophysiology, neuroscience, social and life sciences and behavioural development; all integrated with our existing complementary products, such as The Observer XT.
Tracksys were proud to sponsor the research group of Professor Fran Platt as they undertook a charity walk from their lab in Oxford to the Niemann-Pick UK Family Conference in Wyboston Lakes - a total of 65 miles! Niemann-Pick disease is an inherited neurodegenerative condition, mostly affecting children, and there is no known cure. NPUK do amazing work in supporting the families of those diagnosed with this disease. Professor Platts lab are a long standing customer of Tracksys who utilise the CatWalk gait analysis system in their research into Niemann-Pick Type C disease. Congratulations and well done to all who undertook the trek!
SMI has integrated its renowned eye tracking in the HTC Vive head mounted
display (HMD), enabling new paradigms and fully controlled environments for
naturalistic eye tracking studies. Eye tracking at 250 Hz allows full
flexibility on research questions and the measurement of saccades as well as
fixations. More information is availabe here.