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TOBII GLASSES 2 – NEW GENERATION WEARABLE EYE TRACKER

Published by Uma Rajagopal

Posted on May 21, 2014

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Tobii Glasses 2 is a new generation wearable eye tracker that shows exactly what a person is looking at in real time, while moving freely in any real-world environment. Based on a new, proprietary, wearable eye-tracking platform from Tobii that will support research and consumer applications, Tobii Glasses 2 offers unprecedented functionality including wireless live viewing and opens up new opportunities for human behavior research and discoveries in real-world environments. 

The applications and uses for wearable eye-tracking research span many industries, including in-store shopper marketing, user experience and psychology. The Tobii Glasses 2 Eye Tracker is capable of supporting a wide range of research projects and experience levels from first-time eye-tracking users working on one-time studies to researchers experienced in eye tracking needing advanced functionality for comprehensive analytical projects. 

In 2010, Tobii revolutionized the category of wearable eye-tracking technology by introducing the original Tobii Glasses, the first-of-its-kind wearable eye tracker for research professionals. 

Key Takeaways

  • Tobii Glasses 2 delivers real‑time gaze tracking in HD while allowing free movement.
  • It supports wireless live view and records scene video alongside eye data.
  • Ideal for research across UX, marketing, psychology, shopper behavior.
  • Lightweight and unobtrusive for natural behavior capture.
  • Preceded the newer Tobii Pro Glasses 3 and has since been discontinued.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Tobii Glasses 2?
A wearable eye tracker that records what a person looks at in real time via HD video while allowing free movement.
What applications suit Tobii Glasses 2?
Useful for research in in‑store marketing, UX, psychology, shopper behavior, and human factors in real contexts.
Is Tobii Glasses 2 still available?
No, it has been discontinued and replaced by newer models like Tobii Pro Glasses 3.

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