1. Capture
View the visual behavior of a person performing a task in a natural setting.
Performance and decision-making
Reveal human performance through visual attention
Whether it’s surgeons in an operating room, pilots in a simulator, or athletes on the field, eye tracking shows how top performers develop skills and complete their tasks through analysis of their subconscious behavior.
Eye tracking helps you
Understand decision-making
Understanding what motivates someone’s behavior and decision-making is no easy task – especially when they perform complicated tasks in high pressure environments. That’s where eye tracking comes in, letting you witness attention in real-time, play it back, and decode what is happening subconsciously.
Enhance training and education
Develop more effective training tools by incorporating eye tracking into your education and assessment processes. By seeing in real-time what someone is looking at, trainers can see the wearer’s perspective in order to provide immediate, insightful feedback.
Improve knowledge transfer
High performing professionals hold a lot of expertise, most of which is hidden beneath the surface. That means key skills are regularly lost during employee turnover – that means a waste of training time and resources! With eye tracking, you capture the skills that would be lost, and pass them on to the next generation.
How it works
2. Understand
Watch with gaze overlay to understand what happens while they’re performing the task.
3. Improve
Identify areas for improvement in your processes, environments, or decision-making to level-up skills in your organization.
Explore our fields of uses
How do you want to deploy eye tracking? Purchase any of our tech outright and conduct your own study or bring in our consultation team who will advise you on implementing eye tracking.
How do you want to use eye tracking?
Assembly
Accelerate training, ensure consistency between different workers, and improve standard operating procedures on the assembly line.
Visual inspection
Enhance visual inspection with eye tracking and shorten training times, improve detection of faults, and ensure consistent standard operating procedures.
Aviation and space
For operators working in cockpits, control rooms, and other critical environments, situational awareness is vital to making the right decisions.
Medical training and simulation
Eye tracking helps to augment current training and evaluation methods in simulated healthcare environments.
Technology and expertise
Tobii Insight Services
Our research consultancy service has the tools and resources to help you to design and run studies that improve performance and decision-making. Our team helps improve efficiency and effectiveness in your training methods by using powerful video documentation of real operator behavior.
Wearable eye tracking
Built to be lightweight and unobtrusive, our wearable eye tracker is perfect for conducting studies in training scenarios. The wide-angle scene camera shows you exactly what your employees see and do while working without disrupting their natural behavior.
Glasses Explore
Glasses Explore is our analytical software for Tobii Pro Glasses 3 recordings. Designed for immediate and easy insights into training and human performance. Visualize behavior, collaborate with colleagues, and tell the user story in a fresh way – no need to be an expert!
Unlocking the hidden skills of your employees
A sample report of eye tracking insights for specialist workplaces
We believe that the only way to understand and articulate hidden skills
is by capturing and analyzing attention. Download our sample report
to see the insights and visualizations available with an eye tracking study.
Expand your knowledge of human performance
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.
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.
Measuring visual performance in the foundry for H&H Castings
H&H Castings, a premier supplier of aluminum castings, partnered with Tobii Insight to conduct a qualitative eye tracking study in their foundry.
Standardizing the craftmanship of Pigeon Global’s most skilled visual inspectors
Learn how Pigeon Global used Tobii Pro Glasses 3 to improve the training processes of visual inspectors.
Denso halves training time thanks to eye tracking
With the goal to cut training time Denso's highly skilled inspectors wore eye tracking glasses while conducting an inspection. The eye tracking data revealed their visual patterns providing an explanation to what was behind their high quality and efficiency.
Reducing mix-ups on a pharmaceutical packaging line
A pharmaceutical company worked with Tobii Insight to conduct an eye tracking study on one of their packaging lines.
See how you can improve your Standardized Work
Lean manufacturing expert Russell Watkins explains the use of eye tracking to reveal where and how you can optimize SOPs to increase safety, quality, and delivery.
The new way to train a workforce – just by looking
Many manufacturers are currently battling the skills gap and grappling with the challenges of adapting to new technology, but a solution to their problems could be within sight.
Contact us
Our team are experienced in applying technology and research expertise for effective eye tracking studies. Let’s talk about how your study might look.