The ELE Dashboard brings Cineon’s Empathic Learning Engine to life. It makes Cineon’s behavioural AI models easy to explore and understand. User can digest complex behavioural and physiological data in a clear and actionable way.
Built on more than 25,000 hours of research into how eye movements reveal what people are really experiencing cognitively, emotionally and behaviourally, the dashboard transforms raw behavioural signals into insight you can act on.
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*To note: The dashboard is optimised for Windows PCs. Some features may have limited support on Mac.
The ELE Dashboard is designed to make exploring complex behavioural data simple and intuitive. It supports both real‑time and post‑task analysis, allowing trainers, developers and researchers to interrogate live or recorded data and connect behavioural insight directly to outcomes.
At a glance, you can:
Explore how stress, workload and fatigue change moment by moment and link behavioural shifts directly to task events.
Understand how attention is distributed and disrupted using validated indicators of stress, workload and fatigue.
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Assess skill and expertise objectively by linking behavioural metrics to validated competency frameworks.
Distinct patterns within eye movements can offer objective insight into how specific tasks are performed. Specific gaze strategies and behavioural patterns reveal whether performance is effective, efficient or at risk. There are two distinct categories; gaze strategies and gaze behaviour, find out more below.
These are task‑specific eye movements associated with good or sub‑optimal performance. In aviation, examples include:
ELE can automatically detect the completion of these strategies, bookmark them for review and link them to specific task competencies to generate a score.
Over time, patterns in eye behaviour reveal how cognition may have influenced performance. These include:
These behaviours can be viewed as time series, averaged scores or bookmarked moments within post‑task debriefs or live alerts.
The ELE Dashboard is designed to plug into training systems and existing software, or to be used as a powerful standalone analysis tool.
Explore the live dashboard to see what behavioural data can really tell you, then talk to us about how ELE can work for your training programmes or platforms.
The main dashboard view allows you to scrub through a video of the task while charts show stress, workload and fatigue at ten‑second intervals.
You can double‑click any point on the chart to jump directly to that moment in the video and see what caused the change in behaviour. For example, in a driving scenario, a rise in stress around eleven minutes correlates with a lane change in traffic.
Below this, gaze strategy charts display patterns such as blinks, effort, focus, radial scans, fixations and saccades. Selecting a gaze strategy overlays it on the timeline, with red sections highlighting moments of interest. You can zoom into longer sessions to explore fine detail.
This view is rich in data, but designed to stay usable and intuitive.
The Attention tab goes deeper, providing insight into three attention indicators:
As with stress, workload and fatigue, data points are shown every ten seconds and moments of interest can be highlighted instantly.
The Performance tab provides a fast, intuitive summary of task performance using data from the cognition view.
Colour‑coded dials display overall values for:
Green and amber indicate healthy levels, while red flags potential risk. These values are combined to estimate remaining cognitive capacity. Higher scores indicate more capacity available, a positive signal for performance, learning and resilience.
The result is a clear snapshot that helps you spot patterns and make informed decisions without digging through complex data.
The Competency tab takes analysis further by estimating specific competencies and the underlying human factors that influence skill and operational performance.
Using attentional modes, gaze strategies and other observable behavioural metrics, ELE identifies measurable indicators of expertise and correlates them with defined cognitive and human performance constructs.
Cineon has developed competency assessment frameworks across multiple high‑performance sectors, informed by validated real‑world performance models and operational training standards, including:
For new domains or task‑specific applications, CineonLabs designs bespoke competency frameworks tailored to your operational context and training objectives.