Every session exports as standard CSV and JSON — load directly into R, Python, SPSS, Prism, or any tool without format conversion.
Many tracking platforms store data in proprietary formats that require vendor-specific export tools or analysis modules. Converting to standard formats introduces an extra step — and potential data loss.
ConductVision writes CSV and JSON natively — no conversion step. Every variable measured is included in the export. Annotated MP4 videos overlay tracking results on the original recording.
Three output types cover data, metadata, and visual verification.
One row per frame with columns for X, Y, velocity, acceleration, zone ID, and behavior label. Time-binned summaries also available.
Trial configuration, arena dimensions, zone definitions, grid layout, and analysis parameters — everything needed to reproduce the analysis.
Original recording with tracking overlay — trajectory, identity labels, zone boundaries, and behavior annotations rendered frame by frame.
Standard data formats integrate with any downstream analysis.
CSV files load directly into any statistical software without parsing, conversion, or custom import scripts. Column names match standard endpoint terminology.
Access raw frame-by-frame data for custom analyses that go beyond built-in endpoints — time series analysis, machine learning, or cross-session comparisons.
Standard formats require no proprietary software to read. Collaborators can open CSV in Excel, R, or Python without installing ConductVision.
Review tracking quality by watching annotated MP4 output. Verify that identity assignment, zone detection, and behavior classification are correct before proceeding to statistics.
Download the trial, run a session, and open the CSV directly in your analysis software.
