Robust, integrated solutions, compliant and virtually artifact-free for fMRI
Widely compatible
Designed specifically for the demanding fMRI environment, the iView X™ MRI systems seamlessly integrate with most projector and goggles-based stimulus setups, and are compatible with most scanners and headcoils.
Fully mobile
The iView X™ MRI-LR is a highly mobile system that can be deployed in and removed from the imaging room within minutes. This flexible concept allows for easy integration with the scanner and projection system, providing truly remote eye movement monitoring, data recording and transmission functions. The iView X™ MRI-LR system uses elaborate Faraday shielding and fiber optics for signal transmission and infrared illumination to avoid magnetic interference with the scanner.
Comfortable operation
The iView X™ MRI-SV is designed for contact-free monitoring, recording, and transmission of high quality eye movement data. Easy to operate, the user interface provides a qualitative overview at any stage of the recording. Its low-profile design allows for comfortable operation, while the magnetically inert fiber optic goggles prevent interference.
Online monitoring
Both iView X™ MRI systems offer built-in calibration routines, online eye image and data monitoring, as well as data recording and online transmission. They are compatible with standard stimulus software. Recorded data can be analyzed using SMI's BeGaze application.
Fully equipped
The iView X™ MEG perfectly integrates with most projector and screen systems with both sitting and lying subjects. It can be set up in seconds thanks to its fast fine adjustment mechanism and eye image monitoring. In addition, the system is supplied with a customized extra-robust aluminum rig that contains all the system components in the MSR, preventing interference with the MEG system.
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Specifications iView X™ MEG
Technology
- Non-invasive, video-based eye tracking
- Monocular dark-pupil tracking, pupil/pupil-CR method
Performance
- Sampling rate 50Hz / 60Hz
- Tracking resolution 0.1° (typ.)
- Gaze position accuracy 0.5° - 1° (typ.)
- Tracking range (hor./vert.) ± 25° / ± 15° (typ.)
Operating System
- Windows XP
- Dedicated workstation
Interface
- Customized aluminum rig holds eye camera, infrared illumination, and control screen
- Fine-adjustment mechanism for eye camera and control screen increase overall system efficiency
Auxiliary Devices / Communication
- Audio channel recording
- Open platform communication interface (UDP)
- Easy integration with standard stimulus software packages (NBS Presentation®, E-Prime®, Superlab™)
- Application Programmer Interface (API)
Certificates / Approvals / QM
- CE declaration LVD 73/23/EWG, EMC 89/336/EEC
- Electrical safety IEC 60601-1, 2nd edition
- Eye safety
- ISO 9001:2000
Specifications iView X™ MRI-LR
Technology
- Non-invasive, video-based eye tracking
- Monocular; Pupil/Pupil-CR; dark-pupil
Performance
- Sampling rate 50/60 Hz (PAL/NTSC)
- Tracking resolution 0.1° (typ.)
- Gaze position accuracy 0.5° - 1° (typ.)
- Working range (hor./vert.) ± 15° / ± 10° (typ.)
Operating System
- Windows 2000 / XP
Interface
- Dimensions
- Eye Camera 80H x 500W x 120D [mm]
- Mirror Box customized to head coil
- Power Supply (magnet room): 110-230VAC
Optional: Rechargeable battery - Supported Scanners: Siemens, GE, Philips
- Supported Head Coils: Various (contact SMI for info)
Certificates / Approvals / QM
- CE declaration LVD 73/23/EWG, EMC 89/336/EEC
- Electrical safety IEC 60601-1, 2nd edition
- ISO 9001:2000
Specifications iView X™ MRI-SV
Technology
- Recording unit only
Performance
- Sampling rate 50Hz / 60Hz
- Gaze position accuracy typ. 3°
(2 minutes after calibration, subject dependent) - Tracking range (hor./vert.) 15-20° / 10-15°
(subject dependent)
Operating System
- Windows 2000 / XP
Interface
- Power Supply (control room) 110-230 VAC
Certificates / Approvals / QM
- CE declaration LVD 73/23/EWG, EMC 89/336/EEC
- Electrical safety IEC 60601-1, 2nd edition
- ISO 9001:2000

Customer Comments
Frans Cornelissen, PhD, Laboratory of Experimental Ophthalmology, University of Groningen
Prof. Krish Singh, PhD, CUBRIC and School of Psychology, Cardiff University
Prof. Stephan Brandt, PhD, Charité Universitätsmedizin, Berlin and Prof. Isabell Wartenburger, PhD, Berlin NeuroImaging Center