IRISPECTRA / PUPILLOMETRY / NEUROLAB

EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH

NeuroLab.

Exploring how gaze behavior, eye movement control and pupillary dynamics may contribute to neurological research.

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ILLUSTRATIVE SIGNAL / NOT MEASURED DATASTIMULUSPRO-SACCADEANTI-SACCADE
GAZE DIRECTION / TIMECONCEPTUAL REPRESENTATION

01 / RESEARCH ENVIRONMENT

Explore the research tools.

Separate tools for task experiments, signal quality and open-data exploration. Each has a distinct role; none establishes a diagnosis.

01OCULOMOTOR TASKS

Where attention moves.

Pro-saccade and anti-saccade tasks explore gaze direction, response selection and error correction. Mobile estimates remain exploratory.

Open experimental task
02SIGNAL INSPECTION

What the camera captured.

Inspect individual trial traces, sampling gaps, direction classifications and repeated sessions. Browser-only file processing.

Open signal workbench
03OPEN RESEARCH

Evidence before inference.

Explore published Parkinson-related datasets and high-frequency reference eye movement recordings. Sources are indexed; they have not been pooled or validated here.

Explore research library

02 / SCIENTIFIC BOUNDARY

Signals are not
diagnoses.

Camera-based gaze estimates are sensitive to frame rate, lighting, calibration and head motion. A Parkinson-related signal found in published laboratory recordings cannot be assumed measurable on a phone. We prioritize reproducibility, source provenance and external validation before clinical claims.