EyeLogic Joins the British Neuroscience Association

The Organisational Membership strengthens EyeLogic’s connection with the neuroscience community and supports collaboration around eye tracking, cognition, and brain research.

EyeLogic has joined the British Neuroscience Association as an Organisational Member, strengthening the company’s engagement with researchers working across neuroscience, psychology, cognition, and brain health.

The membership, which began in August 2026, was announced by the British Neuroscience Association in September. The BNA brings together researchers, educators, professionals, and organisations from across the neuroscience community, creating opportunities for scientific exchange, knowledge transfer, and interdisciplinary collaboration.

The official announcement from the British Neuroscience Association highlights the role that eye tracking can play in investigating visual attention, perception, cognition, and human behavior.

Eye movements provide measurable information about how people explore visual environments, process information, and respond to stimuli. Fixations, saccades, gaze patterns, and pupil-related measurements can complement established neuroscience methods and contribute an additional behavioral perspective to experimental research.

EyeLogic develops screen-based eye-tracking hardware and software specifically for scientific and applied studies. The portable EyeLogic Lite eye tracker supports a broad range of behavioral and neuroscience experiments, while the LogicOne 250 Hz eye tracker provides increased temporal resolution for the detailed analysis of fixations, saccades, and other rapid eye movements.

Both systems can be combined with InsightLab eye-tracking research software, which supports experiment presentation, data recording, visualization, Areas of Interest, fixation and saccade analysis, heat maps, scan paths, and flexible data export.

Researchers can also use the EyeLogic SDK and software integrations to incorporate gaze data into custom applications and multimodal research environments.

Through its BNA membership, EyeLogic aims to learn more about the practical requirements of neuroscience laboratories, contribute technical eye-tracking expertise, and identify opportunities for collaborative research. The membership represents another step in EyeLogic’s commitment to developing reliable and accessible measurement technology in close dialogue with the scientific community.