Abstract
There is a saying that the eyes are the gate to one's soul and the witnesses for various internal cognitive or emotional processes. Starting from this observation, a multitude of lesstraditional areas of research involving eye measures and gaze tracking were developed. As examples one can note the detection of deception as part of hostile intention perception, the estimation of pain intensity via facial expression analysis, interpersonal coordination of mother-infant, assistance in marketing, and also contributions to early detection of impairments such as the ones related to children affected by autism, dyslexia or anxiety disorders.
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