At Mensch und Computer 2026, we demonstrated how AI can support researchers in multimodal eye-tracking analysis without taking control of methods, parameters, or results away from them.
Duisburg, Germany
in the evening
throughout MuC
Live Demo: AI Support for Research
The demo presented an early demonstrator for BiSigma Analyzer. Researchers formulated an analysis goal in natural language. The assistant inspected the available project context and proposed the next processing steps in a transparent workflow.
- Formulate an analysis goal
- Inspect data and AOIs
- Propose a workflow
- Review and adjust steps
- Execute with documentation
Transparency Instead of a Black Box
Proposed analysis steps appear as drafts in the processing tree. They explain the operation, parameters, and expected inputs and outputs. Steps are executed and documented only after user review and approval. This keeps workflows transparent, adaptable, and reproducible.
Premiere: BiSigma Analyzer 3 with AI Package
At MuC, we presented BiSigma Analyzer 3 for the first time. The new version integrates an AI package that supports researchers in planning, reviewing, and documenting analyses of eye-tracking and physiological data.
The focus was on controlled collaboration: the AI makes proposals while researchers remain responsible for method selection and the interpretation of results.
Meet Us at Our Booth
In addition to the official demo slot on Monday evening, we presented BiSigma Analyzer 3 and other BiSigma products individually throughout the conference.