A paper first-authored by Fumika Suzuki, a first-year master's student, was published in the Journal of Eye Movement Research.

Using a tabletop block-building task, the study examined how gaze measures change depending on the margins set around areas of interest (AOIs) and on whether object height is taken into account. The paper is open access, and the full text is available at the link below.

Top: the experimental setup (Figure 1). Bottom: graphical abstract. Region size (a 19 mm margin) and object height are two separable choices; adding the margin raised the copy's dwell-time share by a median of 7.1 points, and accounting for height raised it by a further 2.4 points. The setup photo is CC BY 4.0.