Verificación, mediante biometría de neuromarketing, del patrón de lectura propuesto en una imagen estática

Normal reading eye movement patterns have three main components: saccades that move the eyes from one word to another, saccades that return the eyes to the beginning of the next line, and fixation pauses between each saccade for word processing. information. The proposals for ocular patterns in static images serve to corroborate the behaviour of the order of viewing or reading. In this work, the response pattern to a static stimulus has been verified using neuromarketing biometrics, based on a text with changes in font size and location, which anticipates the users’ fixation pattern. The biometrics used was eye tracking, obtaining visualization data, heat maps and fixation maps that verify the order followed by the majority of users. This passive technique was intended to obtain mental reading patterns, establishing areas of interest previously, through the eye tracker computer application. The result confirms that the reading pattern does not correspond to the indications of the text in the static image, discarding the stimulus proposal and discovering that the eye reads in a certain order, according to the learning culture.