1. Visualize
Identify differences and commonalities in attention between experts and non-experts. Combine eye tracking with interviews to get a deeper understanding of reasons and motivations.
Maintaining high quality equipment inspection and patrol requires that workers know exactly what to look for. Eye tracking allows you to see through the eyes of your experienced employees, helping you understand their visual patterns and train new recruits while boosting quality, safety, and efficiency across the board.
Eye tracking reveals the critical moments of attention and decision-making during equipment inspections and patrols, helping trainees master precision, safety, and situational awareness.
of field training assessments rely on
instructor observation, which can
miss critical attention lapses.
of safety incidents during patrols are
linked to missed visual cues or distractions.
of equipment misuse stems from
unclear procedures or overlooked indicators.
Eye tracking helps experienced staff visualize how novice employees engage with tasks, making it easier to guide attention, correct mistakes, and accelerate hands-on learning.
Eye tracking pinpoints where attention breaks down during faulty equipment inspections, helping trainees learn to detect issues faster and more accurately.
Eye tracking reveals gaps in attention that impact safety, quality, and efficiency — helping trainees build sharper inspection habits and faster, more reliable patrol routines.
Identify differences and commonalities in attention between experts and non-experts. Combine eye tracking with interviews to get a deeper understanding of reasons and motivations.
Use eye tracking data and interview answers to create standard operating procedures that are efficient and effective.
Enhance the training process to save cost and time. Standardized data can be used for education, work instructions, and onboarding resources.
Built to be lightweight and unobtrusive, our wearable eye tracker is perfect for conducting studies on the factory floor and in training scenarios. The wide-angle scene camera shows you exactly what your employees see and do while working without disrupting their natural behavior.
Our research consultancy service has the tools and resources to help you to design and run studies that improve your equipment inspection and patrol capabilities. Our team help improve efficiency and effectiveness in your training methods by using powerful video documentation of real operator behavior.
With the goal to cut training time Denso's highly skilled inspectors wore eye tracking glasses while conducting an inspection. The eye tracking data revealed their visual patterns providing an explanation to what was behind their high quality and efficiency.
Identify risks in work environments and improve employees' situational awareness.
Lean manufacturing expert Russell Watkins explains the use of eye tracking to reveal where and how you can optimize SOPs to increase safety, quality, and delivery.
Our team are experienced in applying technology and research expertise for effective eye tracking studies.
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