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Find out how the top four criteria — stimulus type, participants, testing environment, and metrics — impact how to choose the best eye tracker for research. 

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How to choose the right eye tracker for your research

How to choose the right eye tracker for your research — the all-in-one guide

With Tobii eye tracking, smart glasses know who’s wearing them, what they’re looking at, and when to respond, bringing natural, hands‑free interaction to daily life.

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Seeing smarter: How eye tracking supercharges smart glasses

How eye tracking supercharges smart glasses

Discover how eye tracking gives MedTech companies objective, reproducible insights into real‑world device use and the visual attention that drives every decision.

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How eye tracking validates medical device safety and performance

Dr. Zoe Wimshurst works with some Formula 1 drivers, examining how they gather and use visual information while operating at the very limits of human performance.

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How eye tracking and visual insights can give F1 drivers a winning edge

What can Tobii Eye Tracking do for you as a racing enthusiast to improve your skills and help you get more out of simulation games such as F1? 

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How eye tracking can enhance your performance in F1 PC game

How Eye Tracking can enhance your performance in F1

In this article, we'll learn how the basic UI concept of pointing requires special handling when creating interfaces with eye-based input.

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Building for UX: Connecting eye gaze to UI objects

Building for UX — Connecting eye gaze to UI objects

Building for UX: Connecting Eye Gaze to UI Objects

Professional driving outfit Chip Ganassi Racing is using eye tracking technology to gain insight into the visual and mental processes of drivers and pit crew members. 

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Improving the performance of NASCAR teams with eye tracking 

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Dr Zoe Wimshurst is a world expert in using the visual system to enhance performance. She works with elite athletes from a wide range of sports including Formula 1 World Champion Max Verstappen and Football player Cristiano Ronaldo. She has also applied her work to military, counter-terrorism teams as well as police forces and large-scale professional service organizations such as NASDAQ. A former elite athlete herself, Zoe has been working with high performance teams for over a decade. She was approached to work as part of the British Olympic Association prior to London 2012 and around this time she also completed her PhD looking at the visual, perceptual and decision-making skills of elite athletes. Since this time, Zoe has continued to research what it is that sets the elite apart from more novice performers and has published several scientific papers in this field. She regularly uses eye-tracking as a way of gaining insight into the mechanisms underlying high performance behaviors. Zoe is a Chartered Psychologist and Vision Scientist exploring and applying how our visual world can impact on our decision-making and performance.


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Dr. Zoe Wimshurst

Lawrence is currently a Solution Architect in Tobii's XR, Screen-based, and Automotive Integration Sales team where he shares his excitement and know-how about the ways attention computing will fuse technology's capabilities with human intent. At Tobii, Lawrence is captivated by the numerous ways that eye tracking enables natural digital experiences, provides opportunities to improve ourselves and others, and shifts behavior to achieve more satisfying and sustainable lives. With these transformative goals, he is invested in the success of those who are exploring and adopting eye tracking technologies. He is delighted to share his knowledge and passion with the XR community. His restless curiosity for humanizing technology has taken his career through facilitating integration of eye tracking technologies, developing conversational AI agents, designing the user experience for data governance applications, and building e-learning delivery and development tools. Lawrence received his BE in Electrical Engineering at The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art, and his MHCI at the Human-Computer Interaction Institute of Carnegie Mellon University.

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Lawrence Yau

Researchers from the National University of Colombia (UNAL) analyzed eye movement in seven patients with Alzheimer's disease.

Alzheimer's research

Eye tracking in visual perception analysis for Alzheimer's disease patients

Alzheimer research

Dr. Biondi focuses on building an eye tracking community through partnerships with researchers hoping to implement eye tracking in their work and by supporting existing customers in acquiring knowledge or additional grants. Dr. Biondi has a Ph.D. in Psychological & Brain Sciences from Texas A&M University and used fNIRS and eye tracking to study the functional organization of the developing human brain.

Tobii Pro employee Dr. Marisa Bondi

Dr. Marisa Biondi

Dr. Marisa Bondi

NeuroEars is pioneering advanced digital diagnostic and therapeutic treatment for neurotological disease, utilizing the power of eye tracking in VR.

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Revolutionizing vertigo diagnostics and treatment with eye tracking and VR 

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A study from Japan, by N. Takahashi, had individuals with Parkinson's view images and recorded eye movements and brain activity to analyze the results.

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How does Parkinson’s disease alter visual search? 

EarliPoint Health and Tobii is a powerful example of how eye tracking enables innovation, starting with early research in the lab and evolving into real-world applications that help children and families every day. 

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EarliPoint Health brings earlier autism diagnosis with Tobii eye tracking 

Customer story

Swedish startup Stardots is refining the diagnosis process for psychological illnesses with Psilmi™, a new platform that uses eye tracking to assess mental health.

Stardots and the future of objective mental health diagnosis  

Eye tracking has begun to enable a practical alternative, utilizing subtle changes in eye movements to detect cognitive decline when diagnosing Alzheimers.

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Eye tracking and Alzheimer’s: How to tackle early diagnosis 

Advanced Screen simplifies the design of screen-based eye tracking studies for behavioral research and allows researchers to easily create and control complex experiments. 

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Conduct eye tracking studies more efficiently 

In the ever-evolving field of autism therapy, eye tracking technology is making a profound impact on how children engage and learn. Discover how BioStream Technologies is one of the pioneers driving this revolution.

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Transforming autism social skills training with eye tracking

Karolinska Institute explored the possibility of using eye tracking as a prospective diagnostic tool for Parkinson’s disease, and their quest yielded exciting results. 

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Tracking eye movements to diagnose Parkinson’s disease 

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Tracking eye movements to diagnose Parkinson’s disease

This guide will walk you through the questions that are important to
consider when evaluating a new eye tracking system, to help you
choose the right eye tracker for your research. 

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The all-in-one guide

The all-in-one guide to choosing the right eye tracker for your research

All-in-one guide: Choosing the right eye tracker

Tobii Dynavox empowers professionals to support people with disabilities through complete communication solutions—hardware, software, language systems, training, and expert support.

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Eye tracking gives a voice to people with ALS 

In this webinar Dr. Mirjana Sekicki, Tobii, focuses on screen-based eye tracking solutions, and particularly highlights what to consider when formulating a research question.

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A beginner's guide to a screen-based eye tracking study

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Beginner's guide to a screen-based eye tracking study

Nico Hülkenberg is the first driver to wear eye tracking glasses, revealing his visual attention and quick reaction times while driving a Formula 1 car.

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What’s the formula behind an F1 driver? 

Learn how RightEye can help with accurate and early detection of Parkinson's using Tobii eye tracking.

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Accurate and early detection of Parkinson’s

Accurate and early detection of Parkinson’s — RightEye and Tobii eye tracking

We'll explore the intricacies of eye-based input and unveil strategies to surmount its inherent limitations.

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 Understanding what the user is looking at 

Discover how eye tracking in smart glasses can provide natural and novel ways for user input, accelerating AI-driven use cases and streamlining usability. 

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Why smart glasses need eye tracking 

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