BIOMETRIC
RESEARCH
LABORATORY
IN ARCHITECTURE
ABOUT US
tracking vision, transforming design
An interdisciplinary research space focused on the analysis of human perception in the built environment. We utilise modern technologies, such as eye-tracking, facial expression analysis (FEA), and the measurement of physiological responses (GSR – Galvanic Skin Response), to better understand how people experience space.
RESEARCH ACTIVITY
The research findings also find application in the areas of marketing and the real estate market, providing data to support design and investment decisions.
Our research focuses on the perception of architecture, interiors, and urban space, supporting the development of modern teaching methods for architects and designers, as well as architectural design processes.
OUR OFFER
How to design spaces that not only look good but, above all, respond to the needs of their users?
We invite you to participate in lectures, training sessions, and workshops where architecture meets psychology, technology, and research on human perception. You will discover tools that allow you to view a project through the eyes of the user — from the analysis of spatial perception to the application of eye-tracking and the principles of home staging. This is knowledge that can be translated directly into design practice.