PsyPad vs Hiru

PsyPad is an open source platform for facilitating visual psychophysics experiments on an iPad. Using customisable staircases or MOCS, the researcher can control presentation of any stimuli that can be precomputed as PNG image files, including movies. Features include participant accounts, up to 4 response buttons, comprehensive log files, and remote test configuration using the PsyPad server. A demo mode with access to a public gallery of tests also makes PsyPad useful for teaching. The project is open source, with repositories for the application code and example server code. https://github.com/davidlawson/PsyPad https://github.com/davidlawson/PsyPad-Server

Welcome to your Hiru app! Hiru App is a calibration application that provides you the best eye tracking experience when you are using your Hiru by IRISBOND. The calibration teaches the Hiru how to track your eyes. Perform a calibration at the beginning of an eye gaze session, when changing between devices or if you feel you need more accuracy. Thanks to Hiru app, you can: → Have access to a positioning guide for a better calibration. → Calibrate the Hiru. → Customize the sensitivity of the pointer. → Change the Hiru app dwell time. → You can use the calibration for a better accuracy. → Update your Hiru whenever there is a new release available. → You can now understand if your eyes are being tracked without any effort and re-calibrate faster in case you might need it. Hiru app is available in English, German and Spanish. This app works for iOS version 15 or above.