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URL: https://github.com/oculomatic/oculomatic-release
Proper Citation: Oculomatic (RRID:SCR_021525)
Description: Software tool for high speed eye tracking for Point Gray USB3.0 cameras.Oculomatic software tracks eye position within acquired image frame at frame rate dictated by image sensor.
Synonyms: Oculomatic eye tracking
Resource Type: software resource, data processing software, data acquisition software, software application
Defining Citation: DOI:10.1016/j.jneumeth.2016.06.016
Keywords: High speed eye tracking, Point Gray USB3.0 camera, Oculomatic Eye Tracking system, track eye movements, OpenBehavior
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