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Tobii Pro Fusion

Portable eye tracking with
lab-grade 250 Hz performance

Dual-camera eye tracking in a 168 g bar that fits in a backpack. Record gaze, pupil diameter, and eye openness at up to 250 Hz for fixation-, saccade-, and smooth-pursuit analysis from the lab to classroom, clinic, and home-based studies.

Boy learning in a classroom with Tobii Pro Fusion eye tracking

Trusted by the world's top universities and research institutes

The research challenge

Lab-grade eye tracking beyond the lab

Some research questions are better studied closer to where people learn, work, or receive care. Tobii Pro Fusion brings up to 250 Hz gaze measurement and robust dual-camera tracking into a portable screen-based setup that can move between labs, classrooms, clinics, and other research locations.

Lab-grade eye tracking beyond the lab
  • Research across locations

    At just 168 g with USB-C connectivity, Tobii Pro Fusion makes it easy to take research-grade eye tracking wherever your study takes you.

  • Go beyond fixation data

    Capture gaze up to 250 Hz alongside pupil diameter and eye openness — supporting fixation, saccade, cognitive, pupillometry, and multimodal research.

  • Reaching vulnerable populations

    Support research with children, older adults, and clinical populations who may find traditional lab-based studies difficult to access.

Data quality

Dual-camera precision, across research settings

Tobii Pro Fusion's two synchronized cameras and patented 3D eye model deliver the same data quality in a field setup as you'd expect from a fixed lab system — across the full range of participants and lighting conditions.

  • Robust for diverse participants

    Reliable binocular tracking across diverse participants, including children, older adults, and people who wear corrective lenses.

  • Natural head movement

    Dual-camera stereo imaging maintains tracking through natural head movement at 65cm distance, no chin rest needed, even for participants who can't sit still.

  • Optimized for field lighting

    Bright and dark pupil illumination modes deliver consistent data whether you're in a controlled lab, a classroom with fluorescent lighting, or a living room.

  • Lightweight and portable

    The entire eye tracker weighs less than a smartphone. Carry it between sites, set it up in minutes, and run the same protocol you'd use in your lab.

Proven in research

Featured in 450+ scientific publications across lab and field settings

Researchers at Yale, Cambridge, the University of Tokyo, and hundreds of other institutions use Tobii Pro Fusion for controlled lab studies and research beyond the lab — from reading research in classrooms to clinical and behavioral research with diverse participant groups.

Tobii Pro Fusion performance is documented through public laboratory and field data-quality reports, including field testing with 500+ participants, while peer-reviewed studies demonstrate its use across varied participants, research questions, and study locations.

Featured in 450+ scientific publications across lab and field settings
  • 0.04°

    RMS precision (Filtered)

  • 0.3°

    Accuracy in optimal conditions

  • < 1 min

    Typical participant setup time

  • < 250 ms

    Gaze recovery time

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About the tech

The tech

Advanced eye tracking, compact by design

Tobii Pro Fusion combines Tobii 3D eye-modeling technology, dual-camera binocular tracking, and embedded processing in a compact 168 g design. Mount it on compatible displays up to 24 inches, or use a tripod for larger screens and physical stimuli.

Advanced eye tracking, compact by design
  • Patented 3D eye model

    Supports high-quality gaze, pupil-diameter, and eye-openness signals from Tobii’s model-based eye tracking.

  • Dual cameras

    Two Tobii EyeSensor modules capture stereo images of both eyes at up to 250 images per second for robust binocular tracking.

  • On-device processing

    Three Tobii EyeChip™ ASICs handle all gaze computation on the tracker itself, no external processing box.

  • Single USB cable setup

    Connect via USB-C (or USB-A with included adapter). Powers directly from your laptop, no external power supply needed in the field.

  • Flexible setup

    Windows, macOS, and Linux; compatible displays up to 24 inches, or tripod setups for larger screens and physical stimuli.

Integrated research software

Design, record, and analyze — one workflow

Tobii Pro Lab + Tobii Pro Fusion

Design experiments, record gaze and ocular data, inspect recordings, analyze fixations and AOIs, and visualize results with heat maps and gaze plots — all in one guided workflow. Export processed metrics or raw data for further analysis.

Design, record, and analyze — one workflow
Programmable research tools

Extend the workflow to fit your research

Tobii Pro Fusion + Tobii Pro SDK

Access eye tracking data and device functionality programmatically to build custom applications, automate workflows, and integrate Tobii Pro Fusion into advanced and multimodal research environments.

Extend the workflow to fit your research

How it works

How it works

Set up in minutes. Take research further.

Tobii Pro Fusion arrives ready to use. Mount it to a screen, connect one USB cable, calibrate your participant, and start recording, whether you're in your lab or taking your research to a new environment.


Tobii Pro Fusion Set up

Step 1

Attach & calibrate

Mount Tobii Pro Fusion on a compatible monitor or laptop display up to 24 inches. Connect via USB-C. Launch Tobii Pro Lab or Tobii Pro Eye Tracker Manager. Calibrate, typically under 30 seconds.

  • No external power supply needed

  • Binocular or monocular calibration

  • Tripod mounting for real-world stimuli

Tobii Pro Fusion used in a lab setting for behavioral studies.

Step 2

Record

Choose your sampling rate (30–250 Hz) and start capturing. Record gaze position, pupil diameter, and eye openness data in real-time, with live tracking quality feedback.

  • Fixations, saccades, smooth pursuit

  • Eye openness data (mm per eye)

  • Software sync with EEG, ECG, GSR

Tobii Pro Fusion

Step 3

Analyze & export

Use Tobii Pro Lab to inspect recordings, apply gaze filters, analyze AOIs and eye tracking metrics, and create heat maps or gaze plots. Export the data you need — from pre-calculated metrics and processed eye tracking data to raw, unprocessed samples — for further quantitative or qualitative analysis in your preferred tools.

  • Built-in metrics and visualizations

  • Export raw or processed data and pre-calculated metrics

  • Tobii Pro SDK for custom applications and programmatic workflows

Fields of use

Fields of use

From controlled labs to classrooms, clinics, and homes

Tobii Pro Fusion brings research-grade eye tracking to more study settings, without compromising on data quality.

Tobii Pro Fusion for research

Psychology and neuroscience

Study attention allocation, inhibitory control, and visual decision-making with saccade-level temporal resolution. Run the same protocol in your lab and in clinical environments to compare ecological validity.

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Developmental psychology

Study gaze patterns in infants and children in settings where they're comfortable, daycare centers, homes, pediatric clinics. No chin rest, no fixed installation, and tolerant tracking for participants who can't sit still.

Person in a lab using Fusion eye tracker

Clinical research

Investigate eye movement biomarkers for autism, schizophrenia, ADHD, and neurological conditions — in psychiatric facilities, rehabilitation centers, or hospital wards where participants can't travel to a research lab.

Planning a study outside the lab?

Tell us about your research setting and we'll recommend the right setup.

What researchers say

Valued by our customers

“Our study participants are people with Autism Spectrum disorders or Schizophrenia where having an eye tracking system that is unobtrusive and allows for head movement is imperative. The dual eye tracking cameras, sampling rate and discreet design with Tobii Pro Fusion will open up the possibilities for more extensive research on our demographic.
“…you don't want your eye tracking equipment to be too heavy. While maintaining satisfactory data quality, Tobii Pro Fusion is so easy to carry that it fits into any standard backpack, which saves us a lot of time and effort.
“We have had a great experience using Tobii Pro Fusion and Tobii Pro Lab. It is easy to extract the numerical results from the Tobii Pro Lab software. We have even created a custom software program to upload the Tobii Pro Lab databases and calculate the optometric parameters needed in every optometric test we performed.
“Our study participants are people with Autism Spectrum disorders or Schizophrenia where having an eye tracking system that is unobtrusive and allows for head movement is imperative. The dual eye tracking cameras, sampling rate and discreet design with Tobii Pro Fusion will open up the possibilities for more extensive research on our demographic.
Portability

Take your lab on the go

Tobii Pro Fusion eliminates the tradeoff between going to your participants and getting good data. At 168g with USB power, your entire eye tracking setup fits in a backpack or laptop bag.

Software synchronization via Tobii Pro Lab or Tobii Pro SDK lets you pair Tobii Pro Fusion with external devices (EEG, ECG, GSR) in the field — no hardware sync port required.

Take your lab on the go
  • Classrooms & schools

    Reading research, educational psychology, attention studies.

  • Clinics & hospitals

    Autism screening, neurological assessment, rehabilitation tracking.

  • Participants' homes

    Elderly populations, longitudinal studies, ecological validity.

  • Multi-site studies

    Same equipment, same protocol, same data quality across locations.

Compare eye trackers

Compare models

Which screen-based eye tracker fits your research?

Three eye trackers, three tiers of capability.
Choose based on the eye movements you need to study and the accuracy your research demands.

Tobii Pro Spectrum
Tobii Pro Spectrum

Tobii Pro Fusion
Tobii Pro Fusion

Tobii Pro Spark
Tobii Pro Spark

Best for
Micro-saccades, tremor, high-frequency saccade dynamics, multimodal research.

Saccade analysis, reading research, portable lab setups.

Fixation-based studies, UX testing, classroom research.

Max sampling rate
1200 Hz

250 Hz

60 Hz

Precision (filtered)
0.01° RMS

0.04° RMS

0.26° RMS

Camera system
Dual camera

Dual camera

Single camera

Head movement tolerance
Excellent

Excellent

Good

Hardware TTL sync
Yes — 8-bit, 50μs accuracy

No

No

Device format
Integrated unit with monitor (5.1kg)

Portable bar - 168g

Portable bar - 97g

What's included

Everything you need, all ready to go

Get up and running quickly with a complete package designed for seamless setup and data collection.

  • Eye tracker unit

    Tobii Pro Fusion eye tracker with magnetic mounting.

  • USB-C cable

    Data + power in a single connection.

  • USB-A adapter

    For older laptops with USB-A ports.

  • AC power adapter

    For USB 2.0 laptops with limited power delivery.

  • Quick start guide

    Step-by-step setup instructions and calibration guide.

Tobii Pro Lab software license sold separately.
Free Tobii Pro SDK and Tobii Pro Eye Tracker Manager licenses are included.

Specifications

Technical Specification

For definitions of the terms used in the tables below, see the
Glossary on Tobii Connect.

For more information about output data and the supplementary data stream, please read the Tobii Pro SDK documentation.

The characteristics of the gaze data from an eye tracker are described in terms of accuracy and precision. For more details, take the Accuracy and precision course in
Tobii Academy.

Eye tracking technique

Video-based pupil and corneal reflection eye tracking with dark and bright pupil illumination modes.

Dark pupil tracking is supported in all sample frequencies. Bright pupil tracking is supported at 60 and 120 Hz.

Two cameras capture stereo images of both eyes for robust accurate measurement of eye gaze and eye position in 3D space, as well as pupil diameter.

Eye tracking mode

N/A (default)

Sampling frequency

30 Hz, 60 Hz, 120 Hz, or 250 Hz (max. frequency depends on hardware version)

Precision¹

0.04° RMS in optimal conditions (applying Savitzky-Golay filtering, settings listed in the test report) 0.2° RMS in optimal conditions (raw signal)

Accuracy¹

0.3° in optimal conditions

Binocular eye tracking

Yes

Eye tracker latency

Mean latency < 13 ms @ 250 Hz (SD < 1.2 ms)²

Blink recovery time

1 frame (immediate)

Gaze recovery time

250 ms

Data sample output

Timestamp 
Gaze origin 
Gaze point 
Pupil diameter

Eye openness data stream

Eye openness stream is available for all sampling frequencies. Eye openness stream has the same frequency as the gaze stream and will have the same timestamps. Eye openness data is provided in millimeters for each eye individually.

Eye image data stream

Eye image data stream frequency is approximately 4 Hz (one image per eye). Zoomed-in eye images available in tracking mode. Full-frame camera images are available in gaze recovery mode.

TTL input stream

Not available

Tracker and client time synchronization

Integrated between the eye tracker time domain and the client computer time domain.

User calibration

Binocular, Monocular

¹Tobii uses an extensive test method to measure and report performance and quality of data. Please download the test report for more detailed information.

²Visit Tobii Connect for more information on how to optimize your Tobii Pro Fusion setup.

Head movement tolerance

Excellent
Dual-camera system, with more images than a one camera system, gives a more accurate data calculation and the best level of precision and robustness for head movement.

Operating distance (mounted on screen)

50 cm to 80 cm (20” to 31”) from the eye tracker

Freedom of head movement (width x height)

Freedom of head movement at 65cm distance 40 cm × 25 cm (15.7" × 9.84")

Freedom of head movement at 80cm distance 45 cm x 30 cm (17.7" x 11.8")

Optimal screen size

Up to 24" (16:9 aspect ratio)

Recommended monitor

N/A

Tracker setup options

Eye tracker mounted on a tripod, allows for even larger screens or physical objects to be tracked.

Participant setup

Very simple and easy. Typically, less than 1 minute.

Software and framework compatibility

Tobii Pro Lab
Tobii Pro Eye Tracker Manager
Tobii Pro SDK
Any application built on the Tobii Pro SDK

Operating systems

Windows, macOS, Linux

Hardware versions

60Hz
120Hz
250Hz

Dimensions (L x H x W)

37.4 cm × 1.8 cm × 1.37 cm (14.72“ × 0.70“ × 0.53“)

Weight

168 g (5.9 oz.)

Connectors

USB Type-C (USB Type-A to Type-C adapter provided) AC power

Data Processing

3 Tobii EyeChip™ ASIC with fully embedded data processing

Eye tracking cameras

2 x Tobii EyeSensor™ modules

Illuminators

Dark pupil illumination modules
Bright pupil illumination modules

Power consumption

Typical power consumption: 4.3 W Max. rated power consumption: 9 W

Power options

Directly via USB Type-C connector, or with provided AC power adapter, when using a computer with USB 2.0 Type-A port

FAQs

Quick answers

Frequently asked questions

For additional information, visit our comprehensive FAQ page.

Downloads

Product materials

Downloads

Find out more about the product.

Resources & community

Everything you need beyond the hardware

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.

    Curated catalogue

    PsychoPy integration

    Tobii GitHub

  • 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

Developer quick links

SDK downloads, API docs, and PyPI packages for custom development.

Get started

Tell us where you want to do research — we'll help you get there

Whether you're taking eye tracking into schools, clinics, or participants' homes for the first time or upgrading from a lower-frequency portable tracker, our research advisors will recommend the right configuration.

✓ Personalized hardware and software recommendation

✓ Field setup guidance for your specific environment

✓ Budgetary pricing for grant applications

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