Every content which can be displayed on the screen is suitable for NYAN 2.0XT. It natively supports images, videos, texts, blank screens, fixation crosses and web pages.

Yes. Sitmuli can be presented sequentially or randomized ordered in cascading blocks. Therefore even complex experimental designs are possible.

Yes. NYAN 2.0XT offers support for gaze contingent fixation crosses with adjustable dwell times and dwell regions.

In addition to gaze data NYAN 2.0XT records key presses, mouse movements and clicks. Speech and user video recordings are also possible.

Yes you can very flexibly group your subjects according to any criteria you like. Those groups can later be used for group or group comparison analyses.

Examples:

Yes. You can easily create moving AOIs on videos and later on have NYAN 2.0XT compute gaze statistics on them (e.g. dwell times, time to first fixation etc.).

Yes. NYAN 2.0XT has the unique ability to open different analysis tools at the same time and to synchronize them. Thereby even complex analyses are easily accomplished.

Yes. The resulting user video can later on be synchronized with other analyses.

Yes. You can install NYAN 2.0XT on as many computers as you like. The license can be easily migrated.

Yes. All collected data and stimuli are stored within one folder. Therefore it is quite easy to transport your project to different computers.

Yes. NYAN 2.0XT contains unique means to detect dynamic web page content automatically and to take this into account for analysis.

No. Scrolling is captured and compensated. When analyzing you work with an image of the complete web page without any scrollbars. Tedious work like defining sections in screen recordings or dynamic AOIs are not necessary with NYAN 2.0XT.

Yes. Since NYAN 2.0XT captures a web page as a whole heatmaps are always generated on the complete web page.

Yes. Dynamic elements like drop down menus and overlays are automatically detected.

Yes.

Generally you can export everything which is displayed in NYAN 2.0XT analyses. Copy to clipboard is also supported.

Analysis results, stimuli and diagrams can be graphically exported as either images or video. Available formats are among others:

• BMP,
• PNG,
• JPG,
• GIF,
• PDF,
• SVG,
• WMF,
• PCX,
• AVI,
• WMV und
• MP(E)G.

Raw data and fixation data from the eye tracker and AOI definition and statistics can also be exported. Supported formats are:

• TXT,
• CSV (Comma Separated Values),
• TSV (Tab Separated Values),
• Excel,
• Word,
• Richtext,
• HTML,
• DIF (Data Interchange Format) und
• SYLK (Symbolic Link).

Yes.

Yes. The Local Live Viewer Module allows the inspection of gaze positions in real-time on a second computer screen which can be placed e.g. in a separate experimenter room. By our integration with Techsmith Morae you can also remotely inspect gaze behaviour using Morae Observer.

Yes.

Yes. Both real-time as well as post-hoc synchronization is possible. Already available are extensions for Techsmith Morae and the Varioport physiologger.

Yes. You can send trigger signals in real-time.

With a purchase of our eye tracking solutions you get free e-mail support. Additional support plans are available.

We work continiously on improving NYAN 2.0XT and the integration of new features. We take the feedback from our customers very seriously and appreciate every comment. Usually we issue monthly updates of NYAN 2.0XT.

After purchase you can log in to our customers area. There you will find the latest releases and other useful information.

Please have a look at the Edition Overview to get an overview of the capabilities of each edition. If you are not sure, don't hesitate to ask us or give us a call we are pleased to help you!

Please get in contact with us to schedule an individual appointment for a presentation.