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See the Future. Be a Part of It - New Study in Fremont, CA [USA]

We’re looking for individuals in Fremont, CA to try out exciting new technology! You’ll be guided every step of the way by a helpful moderator - no experience needed.

During the session, participants will be recorded using various media formats (audio, video, headsets, sensors, etc.). You’ll be asked to perform a variety of easy tasks, including mimicking expressions, reading sentences, following targets with your eyes, gazing at cameras, conversing with a research assistant, and performing some body range of motion.

Project FRPG Details

  • Location: Fremont, CA (in-person testing)
  • Time Commitment: Up to 3 Hours
  • RX Payout: $65/hour via virtual Visa Gift Card
  • Contacts/No Eyewear Payout: $50/hour via virtual Visa Gift Card

    • Tester Requirements

  • Must be 18+ years old
  • Must be fluent in English (verbal & written)
  • Be proficient with the use of a computer mouse
  • Must have normal or close to normal vision with or without the use of corrective lenses and the ability to see/read up to 6ft away (OTC readers are not accepted)
  • If opting in with RX glasses, testers must provide their RX prescription in advance of their appointment and attend with their physical RX glasses
  • Must travel to the designated facility in Fremont, CA during business hours
  • Must have a physical, valid government-issued photo ID (no expired, digital, or copied IDs. IL and TX IDs are not accepted)

    • Referral Bonus Alert!

    Know someone who’d be a great fit? Refer a new tester, and you’ll earn an extra $25 USD when they successfully complete the project!

    • You must have an active uTest account to refer testers.
    • Referrals must be first-time, in-person testers.
    #Fremont
    See the Future. Be a Part of It - New Study in Fremont, CA [USA]

    We’re looking for individuals in Fremont, CA to try out exciting new technology! You’ll be guided every step of the way by a helpful moderator - no experience needed.

    During the session, participants will be recorded using various media formats (audio, video, headsets, sensors, etc.). You’ll be asked to perform a variety of easy tasks, including mimicking expressions, reading sentences, following targets with your eyes, gazing at cameras, conversing with a research assistant, and performing some body range of motion.

    Project FRPG Details

  • Location: Fremont, CA (in-person testing)
  • Time Commitment: Up to 3 Hours
  • RX Payout: $65/hour via virtual Visa Gift Card
  • Contacts/No Eyewear Payout: $50/hour via virtual Visa Gift Card

    • Tester Requirements

  • Must be 18+ years old
  • Must be fluent in English (verbal & written)
  • Be proficient with the use of a computer mouse
  • Must have normal or close to normal vision with or without the use of corrective lenses and the ability to see/read up to 6ft away (OTC readers are not accepted)
  • If opting in with RX glasses, testers must provide their RX prescription in advance of their appointment and attend with their physical RX glasses
  • Must travel to the designated facility in Fremont, CA during business hours
  • Must have a physical, valid government-issued photo ID (no expired, digital, or copied IDs. IL and TX IDs are not accepted)

    • Referral Bonus Alert!

    Know someone who’d be a great fit? Refer a new tester, and you’ll earn an extra $25 USD when they successfully complete the project!

    • You must have an active uTest account to refer testers.
    • Referrals must be first-time, in-person testers.
    #Fremont
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