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Gwylio
[edit]Gwylio is a framework for human factors tools that has been developed to monitor participants whilst they are performing a task or a set of tasks. Gwylio leads the way in behavioural monitoring software.
Why use Gwylio?
- For usability testing.
- To monitor the effects of new technologies.
- To monitor the effects of training.
- To assess how people work in a team.
- To obtain subjective and objective measures.
Gwylio's Features
- Workload assessments.
- Situation awareness assessments.
- Observation assessments.
- Electronic questionnaires.
- Head tracking.
- Video monitoring.
- Screen monitoring.
- Event logging.
- Gwylio Messenger & Voice over IP.
- Experiment management.
- Analyses data during and after trials.
- Local data storage if your network fails.
How Gwylio makes running trials easy:
- Making complex experiments manageable.
- Trial wizard.
- Assessment wizard.
The flexibility of using Gwylio:
- Utilise a variety of input and output devices.
- Develop your own custom applications in both Java and .net using Gwylio’s Application
Programming Interface (API) to log events and measure:
- Physiological metrics
- Performance metrics
- Environmental metrics
- Import or export data in and out of Excel and other statistical packages.
- Use predefined HF questionnaires or customise your own.
- Automates the running of the experiment.
Summary
[edit]- Gwylio is a powerful and flexible human monitoring system.
- Gwylio can be used to measure subjective and objective data.
- Gwylio provides comprehensive results from trials instantly.
- Gwylio enables complex trials to be centrally monitored and controlled.
- Gwylio can integrate with external systems (simulators, trackers, human factors tools).
- Gwylio works over a network and synchronises all the data.
Output
[edit]Raw data, processes statistics, graphs, videos, audio recordings and trial reports. Gwylio also enables the raw data to be exported into statistical packages as a comma separated data.
Methodology
[edit]Gwylio links together Objective and Subject measurements and provides and environment where these results can be rapidly analysed and compared.