Whitepaper: ELE: Cineon’s Empathic Learning Engine
Our updated whitepaper explores how eye tracking, behavioural science and machine learning combine to better understand human performance in virtual and real-world environments
From Training Delivered to Performance Understood: Reflections from WATS 2026
Attending WATS 2026 in Florida made one thing clear: aviation training is entering a new phase.
BEHAVIOURAL AI AND ELE
Behavioural AI is changing how technology understands and supports people. Find out more about how Cineon’s Empathic Learning Engine (ELE) turns eye tracking and movement data into objective insight.
THE TEAM BEHIND THE TECH – Ross
Meet Ross Lockett-Kirk, a Game Designer in the LABS team
Cineon showcases immersive aviation training at Westminster
Cineon was invited to attend the Jet2 More Than Just a Holiday parliamentary reception, hosted by the Minister for Transport
Cineon wins Jet2 supplier award
Cineon has been recognised by Jet2 for its role in developing TACET Walkaround, a CAA-approved VR training device used for pilot pre-flight inspection training and assessment.
Cineon secures world-first CAA approval for VR pilot walkaround trainer
Cineon, a leader in AI, immersive technology and eye-tracking for training and assessment, has gained world-first CAA approval for TACET Walkaround.
Introducing Cineon’s Empathic Learning Engine (ELE) Dashboard
After over 25,000 hours of research into eye movements and human performance, we are proud to bring the Empathic Learning Engine (ELE) to the web. ELE transforms eye-tracking and movement data into actionable insights for developers, researchers and organisations.
Testing different eye trackers in the wild
At Cineon, our goal is to build training systems that understand human cognition and adapt to it in real time. We do this through eye tracking – using gaze behaviour to infer cognitive state during training. But generating high-quality data alone isn’t enough. For cognitive state monitoring to be truly useful in the real world, […]
Automatically Adapting to Stress: Eye-Tracking in Virtual Training Systems
Stress and performance are closely intertwined. In small, controlled doses, stress can sharpen our attention and push us to perform at our best. But once stress crosses a certain threshold, it can become counterproductive, leading to anxiety, diminished focus and disrupted decision-making. Research has long explored this delicate balance, often visualised as an inverted-U relationship. […]