How do I expand my FaceReader setup?
Want to get more out of FaceReaderTM? Several add-on modules expand FaceReader software to meet your research needs.
Don't need an entire FaceReader setup? Baby FaceReader and FaceReader Online are also available as stand-alone products.
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FaceReader Online
Want to invite people from all over the world? FaceReader Online allows you to quickly test a large group of participants - from any location.
Measure genuine responses
FaceReader Online is perfect for when you want to study participants in their natural environment. For example, you can measure the impact of products and websites or study emotional responses in parent-child interactions.
How do I get FaceReader Online?
To get started with FaceReader Online, create an account in the FaceReader Online section of your FaceReader software. You can also contact us for a free FaceReader Online trial!
Baby FaceReader
Since infants can't tell you how they feel, examining their facial expressions helps you gain more insights into their emotional development.
Study infant emotions
Baby FaceReader is a tool for automated facial expression analysis for infants between 6 and 24 months old. It's based on the Baby Facial Action Coding System (Baby FACS).
Use Baby FaceReader to study responses to sensory stimuli, parent-child interactions, cognitive information processing, expressive behaviors in different situations, and more.
FaceReader modules
Project Analysis Module
For advanced analysis of facial expression data, the Project Analysis Module should be part of your software.
- Compare different groups of participants
- Personalized data selection and overview
- Analyze facial expressions even while recording
Action Unit Module
Action Unit classification adds valuable information to facial expressions recorded by FaceReader.
- Automatically analyze 25 common Action Units
- Design your own expressions to study specific mental states
- Analyze facial muscle movements on the left and right side of the face separately
RPPG Module
The Photoplethysmography (PPG) technique measures small changes in facial color and blood volume under the skin.
- Measure heart rate and heart rate variability remotely
- Additional indicator of arousal - perfect for participants who show little variation in facial expressions
- No need for additional hardware, all you need is your camera
Consumption Behavior Module
Understand how people interact with food products by analyzing eating and drinking behaviors.
- Analyze chewing, biting, or sipping behaviors
- Gain insights into emotional responses to food
- Available on experimental basis in FaceReader
Choose the license that works for you
For maximum flexibility, you can use FaceReader with a digital software license key.
To activate the software license key, you need an internet connection. Upon activating you can choose between:
- Fixed license - Use the software on a single designated computer. The license is connected to your computer and can be used without an internet connection.
- Floating license - Install the software on multiple computers and easily switch between work locations. Keep in mind that you'll need an internet connection.
Why should I use FaceReader?
FaceReader is fast, flexible, objective, accurate, and easy to use. Want to learn more about the benefits for your research project? Discover why professionals from over 1,000 universities, research, and companies choose FaceReader.
What can I use FaceReader for?
From consumer and psychology research to usability studies and neuroscience - FaceReader will help you gain accurate facial expression data for your project. Learn more about how to apply FaceReader in your research.
How do I use FaceReader?
Learn more about the different ways to use FaceReader, as well as the best ways to set up your system. For example, you can work with different input sources, create your own expressions, and choose the license that works for you.
Learn more about FaceReader
Discover in-depth information about how to use FaceReader and learn how others benefit from the software. You'll also find relevant publications, as well as product overviews for specific research areas and markets.