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Official support for Tobii Webcam Eye Tracking
Tobii Pro Lab 26.18 adds official support for Tobii Webcam Eye Tracking. Use your webcam to conduct screen-based experiments in Tobii Pro Lab, just as you would with a dedicated eye tracker.
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Since 2015, our scientific eye tracking software has been continuously improved, driven by both customer feedback and our engineers' innovative developments, to meet evolving needs and expectations.
Release version 26.18
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Tobii Pro Lab 26.18 adds official support for Tobii Webcam Eye Tracking. Use your webcam to conduct screen-based experiments in Tobii Pro Lab, just as you would with a dedicated eye tracker.
For analyzing areas of interest in videos, such as scene camera videos from Tobii Pro Glasses 3 or Tobii Glasses X, or screen recordings, you can now draw an area of interest around an object and switch on Auto-track. The area of interest then follows the object. You can adjust the tracking manually when needed. Tracking runs entirely on your computer, and no data is sent anywhere.
Responses to the Question element in Tobii Sticky can be imported into Tobii Pro Lab, where they become participant variables. You can then use them to split the data into conditions in Metrics Visualizations, and they appear as columns in Metrics Export.
Importing projects has become faster: the import dialog opens more quickly, and you can select an entire project for import without listing the recordings beforehand.
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Analyzer edition can now open Advanced Screen projects and Distributed Online projects.
Data export is now faster for experiments with areas of interest. We also fixed crashes and polished the overall experience.
Release version 26.10

Distributed online projects
You can now import experiments created and run in Tobii Sticky using the new Distributed online project type. This allows researchers to bring webcam based online, unmoderated eye tracking studies into Tobii Pro Lab and analyze the data using the same tools and metrics used for lab‑based research.
Scale data collection beyond the lab while keeping analysis methods consistent across studies.
Dynamic fixations
When Tobii Glasses recordings are available in Glasses Explore, you can now import movement‑compensated fixations into Tobii Pro Lab. These dynamic fixations provide a more representative replay of gaze behavior in real‑world and mobile studies, where both the participant and the scene are in motion.
Improve the interpretation and communication of eye‑tracking results from naturalistic research settings.
Advanced Screen performance improvements
Video processing in Advanced Screen projects has been optimized to reduce the system footprint. Tobii Pro Lab can now handle more screen recordings while maintaining stable performance during analysis.
Analyze larger datasets more efficiently without compromising stability.
From Tobii Pro Lab version 25.19, Tobii Pro Nano and Tobii Pro Glasses 2 are no longer supported. Their functionality may degrade in future updates.
Microsoft will end support for Windows 10 on October 14, 2025, meaning no further updates or technical assistance will be provided.
Version 24.21 is the last one that will officially support and test against the following trackers: TX300, X2-30, X2-60, T60-XL, T60/T120, X60/X120, X3-120.
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Researchers use eye tracking to understand behavior and cognition, eye blink metrics emerge as a powerful yet often overlooked measurement for experiments.
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In this webinar we demonstrate the new possibilities the Advanced Screen Project brings to your research. You’ll discover the types of study designs where ASP excels and how it differs from existing solutions in Tobii Pro Lab.
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In this webinar, we're using a screen-based selective attention paradigm – the Erikson Flanker task and showcasing some of the recently released features in Tobii Pro Lab.
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Advanced Screen simplifies the design of screen-based eye tracking studies for behavioral research and allows researchers to easily create and control complex experiments.