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Customer stories
How eye tracking streamlines space industry operations
OHB Sweden recently partnered with Tobii to explore how eye tracking could enhance operator training, software implementation and mission efficiency.
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Tobii Pro Glasses 3
Understand human performance—where it happens
Capture real-world visual attention data to improve system design, reduce risk, and optimize training. From sports arenas to aerospace labs, Tobii Pro Glasses 3 delivers high-precision eye tracking with accuracy.
Aviation & space
Aviation and space
With eye tracking you can analyze how pilots, operators, and astronauts manage visual load in dynamic, high-risk environments.
Explore how researchers study situational awareness, cognitive load, and interface interaction in aviation and space systems.
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Webinars
Studying human performance and attention at NASA Langley Research Center
NASA Langley researchers discuss conducting operator state assessment using a combination of psychophysiological measures and eye tracking with commercial aviation pilots.
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How eye tracking can enhance space industry processes
OHB Sweden shares their insights on how eye tracking technology within space industry operations can be used to enhance quality control, reduce human error and ease employee training.
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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.
Sports performance
Sports performance
Eye trackers track how elite athletes process visual cues and adapt in fast-changing situations.
Uncover visual strategies used in high performance, reduce errors, and support injury prevention through eye tracking.
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Research Spotlight Interview
Sports science at the frontier of elite athletic performance
Dr. Adam Kiefer highlights the importance of physiological, emotional and perceptual-cognitive behavior in elite sports performance training.
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Understanding decision-making in sports with eye tracking
Lee Waters shares his experience using eye tracking in applied settings to get insights into decision-making processes.
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Sports performance — figuring out what success looks like
Sports performance guru Dr. Daniel Laby talks about how he has used Tobii Pro Glasses 3 to gain insight into what success looks like in sports.
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blog
The science behind the swing: Eye tracking boosts golf performance
Tobii eye tracking helps golfers improve focus and performance — giving teams a competitive edge at the pressure-filled 2025 Ryder Cup.
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blog
Gaze matters: Rethinking eye tracking in precision sport
Coaches can use eye tracking to train not just where athletes look, but how they look — enhancing gaze stability, saccades, and fixation for better performance under pressure.
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Watching the Winter Olympics through an athletes’ eyes
Eye tracking reveals the hidden visual demands of elite winter sports, showing how athletes stabilize their gaze, regain visual control, and perform with precision under pressure.
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How eye tracking and visual insights can give F1 drivers a winning edge
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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Customer stories
Examining quiet eye with elite athletes
Quiet eye is being introduced in athlete training in a range of sports to peak performance through improved concentration and reduced stress.
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Eye tracking in football — getting an edge on the field
Technology continues to narrow the margins between winning and losing. Eye tracking allows coaches and trainers to see what their players see.
Engineering & system design
Engineering and system design
Our eye tracking glasses help you evaluate how people engage with systems and tools to improve safety and usability.
Use our wearable eye trackers to assess workflows, streamline human-machine interaction, and inform design decisions.
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Customer stories
Eye tracking as a way to illustrate surgical methods and assess students’ learning
Eye tracking insights derived from visual attention can be used to demonstrate the cognitive processes attached to particular tasks, and assess the level of understanding displayed by students during the learning process.
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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
Using eye movements to understand driving behavior and user experience
This research spotlight focuses on two esteemed researchers as they present their work in areas where eye movement data has been applied - driving and user experience.
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Webinars
Driving research to new heights: Wearable eye tracking and automotive simulators
In this webinar we discuss the advantages and challenges of using eye tracking devices in driving simulator studies and experiences with Tobii Pro Glasses 3.
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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
Enhancing driver training with attention data
Driving instructor Philip Hansson shares how he is using eye tracking and attention metrics to revolutionize driver training.
Trusted by
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Understanding human behavior will benefit aviation safety, space exploration, and enable safe, autonomous flight.
NASA Research Scientists
NASA LANGLEY RESEARCH CENTER
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The scene camera's increased field of view in Tobii Pro Glasses 3 makes a major difference when conducting wayfinding research, especially in an outdoor environment where, with a narrower field of view, we would lose track of the gaze data. The design of Pro Glasses 3 is very comfortable, making them unobtrusive to wear which is an important factor to collect unbiased insights.
Professor Barbara Chaparro
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, User Experience Lab
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This is the first time we can actually get data on visual human information collection…and we can use this data to optimize training procedures, we can also optimize operative procedures.
Prof. Dr. Christoph Starck
GERMAN HEART CENTER BERLIN
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We are constantly looking for novel data sources to measure and analyze player performance. Tobii's hardware and software does just that — delivering accurate and robust data that allow us to gain a new perspective on how players perceive and process visual stimuli.
Jacob Eisenberg
Director of Baseball Sciences, Chicago Cubs
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Understanding human behavior will benefit aviation safety, space exploration, and enable safe, autonomous flight.
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NASA LANGLEY RESEARCH CENTER
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Eye tracking in human factors
This comprehensive whitepaper delves into the core cognitive abilities underpinning
human factors research and real-world applications, which can be gauged with eye tracking technology.
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Discover the application areas within Human Factors.
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