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This week we are having a look into sensors and their applications in ! 🧠💪 Our latest article dives into (EMG) basics, touching on everything from sensor types and selection criteria to practical applications. Whether it's studying muscle movements or assessing nerve functions, this article offers valuable information for researchers and clinicians alike. Check it out!

EMG Sensors: Everything You Need to Know - iMotions Every move we make is accompanied by complex physiological and chemical processes in our bodies. The technology that records this activity is called

Multimodal online learning environments are transforming the way we acquire knowledge. A recent conference paper "Multimodal Learning Analytics with Biosensors" produced by researchers at Montana State University sheds light on how we can elevate the learning experience through various interaction types such as visual, auditory, and kinesthetic engagement.

Through the use of multiple biosensors like GSR, eye tracking, and facial expression analysis, their findings open up exciting possibilities for understanding how learners interact with online educational content. The research suggests that the design of interaction types plays a crucial role in learner engagement.

As we continue to adapt to the digital age of education, research like this is invaluable. It paves the way for innovative approaches that make learning not only informative but also enjoyable.

Understanding Learning Engagement with User-Centered Human-Computer Interaction in a Multimodal Online Learning Environment - iMotions Multimodal online learning environment improves learning experience through different modalities such as visual, auditory, and kinesthetic interactions.

Unlock the power of qualitative research interviews in iMotions!

Qualitative interviews are a powerful tool for understanding people's experiences, perspectives, and opinions. By asking open-ended questions and allowing participants to provide in-depth, detailed responses, qualitative interviews can provide a wealth of information.

Combined with our latest module release, Voice Analysis, qualitative interview analysis goes a step further by looking into the subtle nuances of voice- something that would be missed during traditional transcription.

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With the integration of voice analysis into iMotions, we're thrilled to introduce a groundbreaking avenue for emotion analysis to our users.

Our blog this week delves into emotional prosody. Emotional prosody delves into the mesmerizing realm of how we convey and perceive emotions through the acoustic features of speech. It's all about the modulation of pitch, rhythm, and intonation to express sentiments beyond mere words. 🎶

Read more about the practical uses of emotional prosody here:

Understanding Emotional Prosody: Unveiling Human Emotion in Speech - iMotions With the implementation of voice analysis in the iMotions Software portfolio, a new valuable avenue in emotion analysis and research has opened to iMotions users. The emotional dimension of speech can reveal new layers of vocal communication in respondent testimonies and give new dimensions to resea...

Exciting News! 🚀 Revenue Management Solutions, a global leader in data-driven analytics for restaurants, has partnered with iMotions, to create a revolution in the restaurant industry.

This collaboration seamlessly integrates restaurant brands with iMotions' cutting-edge software suite—an advanced human behavior research tool with cloud data collection features. Leveraging a participant's own we**am and a browser interface, iMotions employs eye tracking, facial expression, and emotion recognition technologies, enabling research deployment globally, anytime, anywhere.

We're thrilled to help bring this innovation to the restaurant industry, enhancing and enabling restaurants to optimize in ways that truly benefit both diners and restaurateurs. Dive deeper into the details of this game-changing partnership in our press release: 🌐🍽️

Revenue Management Solutions, iMotions Partner to Unlock Revenue Opportunities through Menu Optimization - iMotions can better understand menu navigation to develop revenue strategies

Eye contact is viewed to be an important part of social communication, but it can be challenging for individuals with 22q11.2 deletion syndrome (22q11.2DS).

We are featuring a study done by researchers at Gillberg Neuropsychiatry Centre (GNC) that found that almost half of the participants with 22q11.2DS reported feeling discomfort when making eye contact. Using our Screen Based Eye-tracking module, they found this subgroup also showed atypical visual scanning patterns of faces, including a lower amount of gaze in the eye region.

Take a look below to learn more about the findings of this study!

Self-reported eye contact sensitivity and face processing in chromosome 22q11.2 deletion syndrome - iMotions 22q11.2 deletion syndrome (22qDS) has been associated with varying levels of social impairments, and with atypical visual scanning of faces. The present study