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Wearables
Tobii Pro Glasses 3
Designed for the real world, our advanced wearable eye tracker allows you to conduct behavioral research in a wide range of settings.
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Human-AI interaction
Explore how people interact with machines
Use eye tracking to understand how people visually engage with interfaces, controls, displays, automation, and complex technical systems.
See what happens before the action
Systems can record button presses, responses, errors, and task outcomes. Eye tracking reveals the visual behavior that happens before them.
See which controls operators search for, whether critical information receives attention, and how gaze moves between displays, controls, and the surrounding environment.
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Benefits
BenefitsTurn human insight into better system design
Turn gaze data into actionable insights that help teams refine interfaces, support operators, and make complex systems easier and safer to use.
Create more intuitive interfaces
Discover where users search, hesitate, or miss information to guide clearer layouts, controls, and displays.
Maintain situational awareness
Identify where attention is directed during complex tasks and whether essential information is noticed when it matters.
Ease operator workload
Spot changes in visual behavior as task complexity increases to identify opportunities to ease operator workload.
Build trust in automation
See how operators monitor systems and when they seek information or intervene to inform more effective automation strategies.
Refine designs with evidence
Compare how people visually navigate different concepts to make more informed design decisions before implementation.
Accelerate skill development
Learn how experienced operators approach complex tasks to uncover strategies that can inform training for novice users.
Applications
ApplicationsEye tracking across HMI applications
Apply eye tracking across complex systems to investigate how people use interfaces, monitor automation, and interact with machines in realistic tasks.
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Research insights
Research measuresWhat you can measure
Turn visual behavior into measurable data to investigate how operators search for information, allocate attention, and respond to changing system demands.
Fixations and dwell time
Measure which displays, controls, or interface elements receive attention and for how long.
Visual search
Investigate how operators scan interfaces and environments to find information needed for a task.
Attention distribution
Compare how visual attention is allocated across displays, controls, instruments, and the surrounding environment.
Pupil-based measures
Where appropriate, use pupil data alongside other measures to investigate changes associated with cognitive demand.
Data integrationConnect gaze with performance data
Combine eye tracking with system events, task performance results, video, and simulator data to understand how people interact with machines to identify opportunities for improvement.
Link gaze to system events
Investigate where operators look before, during, and after alerts, mode changes, interventions, or other events.
Connect attention with performance
Relate visual behavior to responses, errors, reaction times, task outcomes, and other performance measures.
Combine multiple data sources
Bring eye tracking together with simulator data, video, physiological signals, or other research measures for a more complete view of interaction.
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Our technology
Our technologyEye tracking tools for studying interaction with machines
Choose eye tracking glasses or screen-based eye tracking to investigate how people use interfaces, monitor automation, and interact with machines and technical systems.
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Wearables
Tobii Glasses X
A versatile wearable eye tracker suitable for UX, sports, consumer, and industrial environments. Designed to deliver reliable insights in dynamic, high-movement settings.
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Screen based
Tobii Pro Spectrum
This high-performance research system captures gaze data at speeds up to 1200 Hz. A screen-based eye tracker for extensive research from fixation-based studies to micro-saccades.
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Screen based
Tobii Pro Fusion
Screen-based eye tracker, capturing gaze data at speeds up to 250 Hz. This powerful research system supports from fixation to saccade-based research outside of the lab.
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Behavior research software
Tobii Pro Lab
Our analytical software helps guide scientific and academic eye tracking research. Take control of your study and analyze the data in detail.
Not sure which setup fits your research?
Talk to our team about your study design, research environment, and requirements.
Other solutionsExplore more ways people engage with technology
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Human-technology interaction research
Reveal the human experience of AI
Investigate how people attend to, interpret, and respond to AI interfaces, recommendations, explanations, and intelligent systems.
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Human-technology interaction research
Understand how people work with robots
Examine gaze behavior, coordination, and safety as people and robots work together, share tasks, and navigate the same environments.
Bring eye tracking into your research
We can help you find the right eye tracking solution to understand how people experience, evaluate, and interact with machines.
Use casesSee how researchers study human-machine interaction
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Report and papers
Make human attention measurable in aviation operations
Discover how eye tracking helps aviation teams understand where attention is directed, what is missed, and how visual behavior changes under workload.
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Customer stories
Design improvements revealed by studying human factors
Swedish Civil Aviation Administration uses eye tracking as a skills assessment tool and to identify required system design changes.
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Webinars
Optimizing human-machine collaboration
Watch the webinar to gain a deeper understanding of how eye tracking improves performance and safety in complex, safety-critical systems.
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Webinars
Tobii eye tracking in simulation research
This webinar explores how eye tracking can be applied in simulation-based research to study human behavior, attention, and performance across different domains.
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Customer stories
Enhancing aviation safety and design with eye tracking
Empowered by Tobii’s eye tracking technology, researchers uncovered new insights that could shape future flight deck designs and pilot training programs.
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blog
Understanding cognitive load with Tobii eye tracking
Eye tracking opens a new window into human behavior, whether you're exploring attention, decision-making, or interaction, it provides powerful insights that help you understand how people engage with the world around them.
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Scientific publication
Pilots’ eyes on the horizon: is one pair enough?
Researchers from Hong Kong and Singapore universities have collaborated to study the differences in the captain’s performance in dual-pilot and single-pilot scenarios.
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blog
Understanding aviation performance with eye tracking
Explore how eye tracking reveals attention and cognitive workload in aviation, helping improve pilot performance, training, and safety beyond traditional outcome analysis.
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blog
From hangar to cockpit: How Tobii Glasses X enhances training and productivity
From constructing quality aircraft, to making sure they are flown competently in any environment, our new wearable eye tracker shows you the ins and outs of aviation skills.
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Research Spotlight Interview
Developing natural human-machine interaction
Prof. Dr. Kai Essig describes how eye tracking contributes to cutting-edge developments in natural user interfaces between humans and technical systems.
FAQs
Quick answersExplore human-machine interaction research
Find answers about using eye tracking to study attention, workload, situational awareness, and interaction with machines and technical systems.
Resources & community
Resources & communityEverything you need to get started
Free training, open-source tools, and direct support, designed to get you from unboxing to publishable results as fast as possible.
Tobii Academy
Free online learning platform with structured courses covering every stage of eye tracking research, from fundamental concepts to advanced analysis techniques.
→ Eye tracking fundamentals and methodology
→ Experiment design best practices
→ Tobii Pro Lab software training
→ Data analysis and interpretation
→ Certification tracks
Open-source research tools
50+ community-curated tools, experiment scripts, and integration libraries across the full eye tracking workflow. PsychoPy, MATLAB, Python, LSL, and more.
Tobii Connect support portal
Knowledge base, firmware updates, troubleshooting guides, and direct support from Tobii's technical team. Your first stop for any hardware or software question.
→ Product setup and troubleshooting guides
→ Firmware and software downloads
→ Data quality methodology documentation
→ Direct ticket support for registered products
→ Sample projects and demo recordings