What Types of Data Can Tobii Glasses X Record and Analyze?

An infographic titled 'Eye Tracking Outputs' displaying various eye tracking metrics including gaze position, fixations, blink events, areas of interest (AOIs), attention metrics, scan paths, heatmaps, and gaze videos. The diagram shows a central computer monitor with lines connecting to icons representing each metric.

Tobii Glasses X record considerably more than just a person's gaze. By capturing synchronized eye tracking, scene video, audio, and head movement data, it enables businesses to comprehend how individuals interact with settings, workspaces, equipment, and goods in real-world scenarios. Researchers and experts can examine not only what caught attention but also when, for how long, and in what context those visual choices were made by merging these many data streams.

Eye Tracking Data

The eye tracker measures binocular gaze data at 120 Hz, recording:

  • Gaze position

  • Absolute pupil diameter

This information can be used to identify:

  • Fixations

  • Visual search behaviour

  • Attention shifts

  • Viewing patterns

during complex tasks.

Because pupil measurements are also captured, organizations can incorporate pupillometry into studies that investigate:

  • Workload

  • Task complexity

  • User engagement

depending on the research methodology.

Scene Video & Audio Recording

Alongside eye tracking data, Tobii Glasses X records:

  • 2.5K first-person scene video (2560 × 1440 at 30 fps)

  • Synchronized stereo audio

This provides complete context for every recording.

Motion Tracking Data

Integrated motion sensors capture head movements throughout the session, including:

  • Gyroscope

  • Accelerometer

  • Magnetometer

With the use of these sensors, researchers can comprehend how participants' visual attention shifts as they walk around a setting or carry out physical tasks.

Data Analysis

Within the accompanying analysis software, researchers can:

  • Replay recordings with gaze overlays

  • Identify attention hotspots

  • Measure viewing durations

  • Generate reports

These capabilities support:

  • Workflow optimization

  • Usability improvements

  • Customer experience analysis

  • Training assessment

  • Operational decision-making

Summary

Tobii Glasses X collects head movement data, stereo audio, 2.5K first-person scene footage, absolute pupil diameter, and synchronized binocular gaze data. Replaying recordings with gaze overlays, identifying attention hotspots, measuring viewing durations, and producing reports that aid in workflow optimization, usability enhancements, customer experience analysis, training evaluation, and operational decision-making are all made possible by the accompanying analysis software.

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