Jorge Otero‐Millan

This study estimates eye torsion during walking using head-mounted technology and shows its role in altering retinal flow for self-motion parameter extraction.

OpenIrisDPI is an open-source eye tracker that uses dual Purkinje image tracking to improve gaze estimation accuracy compared to traditional pupil-CR methods.

The paper investigates the mechanisms behind horizontal saccade bias by analyzing image features and implementing a model combining allocentric and egocentric biases.

The paper investigates motion perception during fixational drift and finds a sharp discontinuity where stimuli moving with retinal slip appear stable, while those moving with eye motion appear to move.

The paper investigates how eye movements influence self-motion perception through behavioral experiments and a Bayesian model, finding gaze-dependent biases in heading direction estimates.

The paper investigates whether illusory visual tilt induces optostatic torsion (OST) and finds that it does not, suggesting a dissociation between perceptual tilt and motor responses.

OpenIris provides an open-source framework for video-based eye-tracking with customizable plugins and high frame rates, addressing limitations in commercial solutions.