Ai Gaze - Predictive AI-based Eye Gaze Tracker.
- sunilmukkath
- Aug 17, 2023
- 3 min read
Updated: Mar 22
What is Predictive AI-Based Eye Tracking?
Predictive AI-based eye tracking is a powerful technology that provides accurate gaze estimation without invasive hardware.
It can quickly and accurately simulate how people will see any visual in the first 3-5 seconds.
The AI model predicts using visual elements that capture our attention: Edges, Colour Contrast (R/G, B/Y), Intensity and Faces.

ABOUT Ai GAZE
Utilizes Brain Shortcuts: Predictive Modelling using visual elements that capture our attention: Edges, Colour Contrast (R/G, B/Y), Intensity & Faces
Simulates Pre-Attentive Processing: Predicts our subconscious gaze at the most salient content in our field of vision in the first 3-5 seconds.
Is Scientific & Validated: Developed from decades of research using hundreds of thousands of eye-tracking data points; Predicts first-glance vision with 92% accuracy
AI Expertise: Scientifically validated and supported with insights from experts in Innovation & Communication Research
Cost Effective: Fraction of the cost of an Eye Tracking Research
Instant Turnaround Time: Reporting in 24 hours
USE CASES
DIGITAL: Web Page | Email | Content | Brochure
PACKAGING & RETAIL: Pack shots | Shop Shelf | Signage | In-store Merchandising
ADVERTISEMENTS: Print | Digital | Outdoor | Posters | Vehicle Graphics

CASE STUDY: DIGITAL POST

Insights From AiGaze
Heat Map
A I Gaze visualizes and gives you the probability of each part of the image being seen at the first glance. Parts noticed in the first glance (3-5 seconds), have higher chance of grabbing audience attention.

Action Point : Make sure the hottest colours in the heatmap are areas you want to be seen during the first glance time period.

Area of Interest

The percentage number predicts the probability that a person will look somewhere within the AoI in the first glance.
Highlighted areas are user defined regions for which we would like to have specific data.
Action Point : Ensure that the results align with the visual / communication goals of the image.

Hot Spot
Hotspots predict the probability that a person will look somewhere within the region.Simplified version of the Heatmap – AI Gaze it visualizes the content that is most likely to be seen in the first glance

Action Point : Make sure that key elements (such as logo, product/ service, benefit, etc.,) achieve above 70% probability of visual attention.

Gaze Sequence
Provides the four (4) most-likely gaze locations, in their most-probable viewing order. This sequence will help understand which parts were gazed at, within the first 3-5 seconds of viewing.

Action Point : Make sure that this sequence aligns with the intended visual hierarchy of the image.

Design Inputs

Logo Position
Upper right edge is the worst position for logo placement - termed as ‘alley of death ’
Less than half the audience have a chance of seeing the logo / brand.
The ideal solution is to place the logo in the lower middle part of the layout, after the eye's scan has hopefully led to emotional engagement, making your logo meaningful in association with solving a problem or realizing consumers' wants

Visual Hierarchy
The top 4 parts in the visual sequence do not communicate the brand /product/benefit
High probability that the audience may not even know that brand/product after seeing the ad
In digital media, only consumers looking for the specific need will go through the body copy in a digital ad/ post - even while browsing within Star’s FB / Insta page
Ideally, the consumer needs to be made aware of the product and the benefit in the image and headline itself – in today’s attention-deficit world
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