The Perception Lab is equipped with a new eye-tracking system from Pupil Labs, as well as a range of physiological measurement systems from MindMedia and Empatica. These systems can be used to record EEG, muscle activity (sEMG), heart rate, relative blood flow, skin conductance, respiration, body temperature, and other physiological parameters. The lab’s equipment is complemented by a wireless EEG system from Brain Products with up to 64 channels (LiveAmp 64). An acoustically optimized room, including a mobile anechoic chamber, is available for conducting measurements.
Visual stimuli can be presented using a mobile, pressure-sensitive, interactive 86-inch display or a range of VR headsets. The current equipment includes two Apple Vision Pro headsets, four Oculus Quest Pro headsets, ten Oculus Quest 2 headsets, fourteen Oculus Quest 3 headsets, two HTC Vive Pro Eye headsets, one HTC Vive Focus 3, and one PICO 4.
For the presentation of auditory stimuli, the lab provides various Shokz bone-conduction headphones, headphones from Sennheiser, Beyerdynamic, and AKG, electrostatic headphones from STAX, and a digitally controllable multichannel system from Genelec’s SAM series.