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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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Pilots’ eyes on the horizon: is one pair enough?    

A research team from Politecnico di Torino, embarked on a mission to quantify human cognitive load during HRC in a product assembly task.  

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Industry 5.0: Robots reducing workers’ cognitive load  

Robots reducing workers’ cognitive load 

A study from Japan, by N. Takahashi, had individuals with Parkinson's view images and recorded eye movements and brain activity to analyze the results.

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How does Parkinson’s disease alter visual search? 

In this blog, we present the highlights from our webinar, which featured three presentations on driver and pilot transportation safety. 

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Making the roads and skies safer with eye tracking  

In this webinar we will present how the Mobile Robot & Olfaction lab at Örebro University envision and study the use of wearable eye tracking for improved safety and efficiency in applications where mobile robots (for example autonomous forklifts in logistics applications) operate in a space shared with humans.

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Intelligent eye tracking based support systems for mobile robotics and beyond

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Intelligent eye tracking based support systems

Attention computing enabled by eye tracking technologies can help to address the
issues of next generation surgical robotics.

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5 ways next-generation surgical robotics will leverage attention to enhance care

5 ways next-generation surgical robotics enhance healthcare

Surgical robotics will leverage attention to enhance care

Learn how RightEye can help with accurate and early detection of Parkinson's using Tobii eye tracking.

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Accurate and early detection of Parkinson’s

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Accurate and early detection of Parkinson’s — RightEye and Tobii eye tracking

Prof. Dr. Kai Essig describes how eye tracking contributes to cutting-edge developments in natural user interfaces between humans and technical systems.

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Developing natural human-machine interaction

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In his presentation, Dr. Hildebrandt talks about the experiences from working with an airline pilot training center over a three-year period with the aim to identify why, when and how eye tracking should be used in training programs.

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Eye tracking for training

Eye tracking for training: Challenges and solutions

This learn article presents four ways eye tracking could aid early Alzheimer’s assessment.

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4 methods to assess Alzheimer’s with eye tracking

Karolinska Institute explored the possibility of using eye tracking as a prospective diagnostic tool for Parkinson’s disease, and their quest yielded exciting results. 

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Tracking eye movements to diagnose Parkinson’s disease 

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Tracking eye movements to diagnose Parkinson’s disease

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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Studying human performance and attention at NASA Langley Research Center 

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Studying human performance and attention at NASA Langley Research Center

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## **Tobii publication library**
We have just started building a new library of peer-reviewed publications using Tobii Pro products to help you explore how users of our technology across the world are making a difference in their research fields – from psychology and neuroscience to computer science and medical research. We have gathered approximately 1700+ publications from 2020 to 2024, with many more to come, so stay tuned!  

Discover the latest trends in eye tracking by exploring our scientific research highlights and the annual publications report. 

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Did you know that over 15,000 scientific publications feature Tobii eye tracking technology? Discover the latest trends in eye tracking by exploring our scientific research highlights and our Tobii publication library.

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Monthly highlights

Industry 5.0: Robots reducing workers’ cognitive load

Pilots’ eyes on the horizon: is one pair enough?

How does Parkinson’s disease alter visual search?

Tobii publication library

Annual research report 2024

A lot happened with eye tracking research in 2024 — it can be hard to keep up!

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