Drivers data with stimulus and fixations from eye-tracking tool

The dataset was obtained through a real-world driving experiment involving <b>six young drivers</b> aged <b>20 to 25 years</b>, all licensed and with moderate driving experience. Eye-movement data were collected using <b>Pupil Labs Neon eye-tracking glasses</b>, which recorded gaze points, fixation durations, saccades, and pupil diameters at high temporal resolution. The scene camera simultaneously captured the driver’s field of view, enabling synchronization of gaze data with environmental context. The raw data were processed in <b>Pupil Player software</b>, producing fixation datasets categorized by <b>areas of interest (AOIs)</b>: road, vehicles, pedestrians, traffic signs, mirrors, surroundings, dashboard/onboard elements, and in-vehicle persons.