This video shows how the INSEPC can be positioned on the bedside table to detect eye movements during REM sleep, with the Lucid Scribe app running in the background and the infrared spotlight in the frame. I usually have the infrared light on the floor, aimed at the wall so the reflected light has an even distribution.
The INSPEC detects the face and eye movements better if it looks up from chest height – instead of right next to your face, and aimed slight downwards with the help of some books so that it picks up more angles, like when you are lying on your back. The face should appear upright in the video feed.
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