In high-stakes environments like air traffic control, understanding and managing stress is critical. In today's episode, we explore groundbreaking research conducted by LFV/LIU in collaboration with Smart Eye, investigating the stress responses of air traffic controllers. Using cutting-edge EEG and eye tracking technologies, this study sheds light on how these tools can predict brain activity and anticipate the effects of stress.

Listen now to discover how these insights can help improve safety, optimize performance, and shape the future of air traffic management. Whether you’re in aviation, neuroscience, or human factors engineering, this episode offers valuable takeaways on harnessing biometric data to understand and mitigate stress in complex environments.

Links of Interest:

[Watch] See the accompanying visuals in the full webinar presentation here: https://www.smarteye.se/webinars/decoding-stress-how-eye-tracking-and-eeg-reveal-insights-into-air-traffic-controller-workload/
[Read] 4 Ways Eye Tracking Enhances Air Traffic Control: https://www.smarteye.se/blog/enhancing-air-traffic-control-with-eye-tracking/
[Download] The Comprehensive Guide to Eye Tracking Technology for the Aviation Industry: https://www.smarteye.se/e-books/the-comprehensive-guide-to-eye-tracking-technology-for-the-aviation-industry/

Decoding Stress: How Eye Tracking Reveals Insights into Air Traffic Controller Workload