Eyetracking as a method to create new possibilities in urbanistic experimental research

Eye tracking, and thus the method of testing oculomotor activity among various applications, also creates a unique opportunity for research in experimental urbanization. Due to the large amount of data provided by this method, it not only shows how to look at buildings and the surrounding space, but also the emotional reactions that they cause in the recipient, contributing to the creation of so-called. a friendly architectural environment. Assuming interdisciplinary cooperation and discussion of specialists in the fields of psychology, architecture and computer science, it seems that contemporary oculography can become a tool harmoniously integrating activities, which in turn increases both knowledge about the effect of architectural space on a human being, and how to plan it, that it actively contributes to the optimization of the living conditions of modern man based on objective data.