Screen-based eye tracker, capturing gaze data at speeds up to 250 Hz. Our next generation of compact high-performance eye trackers, this powerful research system supports from fixation to saccade based research outside of the lab.
Reach further with your research
Tobii Pro Fusion is the next generation of compact high-performance eye trackers from Tobii Pro.
Take your research to subjects that would otherwise be hard to bring to the lab. Collect data in schools, hospitals, libraries, and other locations where participants are easier to access.
With sampling frequencies of up to 250 Hz, two eye tracking cameras, and two pupil tracking modes (bright and dark pupil), Pro Fusion enables you to adapt your data collection setup to different research populations, scenarios, and data requirements.
What’s new in a compact format:
“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"
Collect your data where your subjects are available
Recruiting test subjects is an obstacle all researchers face. Certain test populations are more difficult to recruit and test in the lab and some individuals might even feel uncomfortable in this environment.
The size and shape of Tobii Pro Fusion allow you to put together a compact mobile lab which enables you to take your data collection to where your subjects are available and feel more comfortable, without compromising on data quality and granularity.
The patented Tobii eye tracking algorithms and robust subject calibration ensures that the eye tacker produces reliable data across different indoor environments.
“You want to collect the data in an environment where children feel most comfortable while trusting that you return to the lab with accurate data to answer you research questions. I’m excited to incorporate Tobii Pro Fusion to our research toolbox and see how it can help us take our research even further”
Support for different data collection scenarios
If you have a busy lab with students running different projects, it’s likely that each project will have different demands on the eye tracking setup. Tobii Pro Fusion provides a flexible solution that supports different research scenarios and study designs.
Pro Fusion has a slim design that integrates well with different stand-alone and laptop screens up to 24 inches in size. The eye tracker can also be mounted on tripods and coupled with a scene camera so it can be used in study setups that use real-world stimuli such as physical objects or scenes.
The sampling speed of up to 250 Hz allows you to capture data for a wide range of experimental paradigms (fixation, smooth pursuit, and saccade based).
The different sampling frequencies and associated bright and dark pupil tracking modes allow you to adapt the performance to your study design and test population.*
The Tobii Pro Eye Tracker Manager – a configuration and setting utility – guides you through the setup procedure and manages different setup configurations. This application is available free of charge.
*The illumination mode is selected automatically by the system during calibration.
High standards of data quality
The Tobii Pro Fusion eye tracker is designed to provide high data quality and tracking robustness:
Tobii Pro Lab
Tobii Pro Fusion works with Tobii Pro Lab providing a visual user interface and dedicated software features that guide and support the researcher through the different phases of data collection and processing during an eye tracking experiment – from stimulus setup and test recording to preparing the data for further analysis.
You can create different experiments, collect eye tracking data, observe and analyze individual recordings, and aggregate data for quantitative analysis and visualization.
Pro Lab is built on a platform that ensures precise and consistent timing accuracy. You can rely on full transparency - with access to both the gaze data and processed eye movement data (fixation filters), as well as insights into metric calculations.
Read more about how raw data is classified into eye movements in Pro Lab.
Pro Lab can also be used to sync eye tracking data with other biometric data streams such as EEG, GSR, and EKG.
Tobii Pro SDK
The Tobii Pro SDK provides a comprehensive toolkit for researchers and partners who wish to develop analytical applications or scripts to use with the Pro Fusion and other screen-based eye trackers from Tobii Pro.
This SDK provides access to the full set of advanced gaze data streams that are relevant to your research, while advanced timing support compensates for time differences in real-time, between the eye tracker and the computer running the SDK application, providing high synchronization accuracy.
The Tobii Pro SDK offers multi-platform support (including the latest versions of Windows, Linux, and Mac) and API bindings for several programming languages (.NET, Python, and Matlab).
Request a short demo, where you can see it in action. One of our Sales consultants will explain key features and you will get an opportunity to ask any questions about Tobii Pro Fusion.
Request a free online demo
Watch our recorded webinar, where you will get practical advice on how to successfully perform data collection with eye tracking. We will guide the way from research question to meaningful results.
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Eye tracker unit
The eye tracker measures 374 mm (14.7'') in length and weighs 168g (5.9 oz.). It attaches to screens up to 24" (16:9) with supplied adhesive mounting brackets for monitors and laptops. Mounting solutions for larger projections or real-world objects are offered as accessories.
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Eye tracking technique |
Video-based pupil- and corneal |
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Sampling frequency |
60, 120 & 250 Hz or 60 & 120 Hz, |
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Accuracy** |
0,3° at optimal conditions (down to 0,13°) |
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Precision** |
0,2° RMS at optimal conditions (down to 0,09°) |
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Precision Filtered** |
0,04° RMS at optimal conditions |
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Binocular eye tracking |
Yes |
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Total system latency |
3 frames |
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Blink recovery time |
1 frame (immediate) |
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Gaze recovery time |
250 ms |
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Freedom of head movement |
Width × height: 30 cm × 25 cm |
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Operating distance |
50–80 cm (19.69”–31.49”) from |
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Maximum gaze angle |
30 degrees |
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Maximum screen size |
24” (16:9 aspect ratio) |
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Data sample output*** |
Timestamp Gaze origin Gaze Validity code |
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Eye image data stream |
Eye image data stream frequency |
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User calibration |
Binocular |
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Tracker and client time synchronization |
Integrated between the eye tracker |
*Dark pupil tracking is supported in all sample frequencies. Bright pupil tracking is supported at 60 and 120 Hz.
** Tobii Pro uses an extensive test method to measure and report performance and quality of data. Please download the data quality test report for more detailed information.
***For the complete list of available data and the supplementary data stream, download the Pro SDK documentation from Tobii Pro’s website.
Tobii Pro uses an extensive test method to measure and report performance and quality of data. Please download the data quality test report for more detailed information.
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Dimensions |
374 mm L × 18 mm H × 13.7 mm |
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Weight |
168g (5.9 oz.) |
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Connectors |
USB Type-C USB Type-C to USB Type-A adapter |
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Port |
AC power |
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Processing |
3 Tobii EyeChip™ ASIC with fully embedded |
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Eye tracking cameras |
2 Tobii EyeSensor™ Modules |
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Illuminators |
Dark pupil Illumination Modules Bright pupil Illumination Modules |
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Power consumption |
Typically 7.5W |
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Power options |
Directly via USB Type-C connector With provided AC power adapter, when |
| Tobii Pro Lab (v.1.130) |
| Tobii Pro Eye Tracker Manager |
E-Prime Extensions for Tobii Pro 3.2, Psychology Software Tools (PST) |
Tobii Pro SDK |
| Any application built on the Tobii Pro SDK |
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