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Browse the departmentA small tripod with a Tobii mounting plate that holds a Pro Spark or Pro Fusion eye tracker in front of the study participant. Useful when what is being viewed does not fit on a regular monitor: a large screen, a projection, products on a table or a conversation with another person.
A screen-based eye tracker is a bar with cameras that films the participant’s eyes and calculates which point on the screen they are looking at. It is usually attached magnetically below the monitor. When the study material is larger than a monitor, or is not an on-screen image at all, the eye tracker is placed separately — on a tripod.
You attach Spark below screens up to 27″, Fusion — up to 24″. The magnetic mount is included with the eye tracker.
You fix the included plate on the tripod and the eye tracker on the plate. You place it in front of the participant where it sees the eyes best — regardless of what the participant is looking at.
Important: the eye tracker has to know where the screen is relative to it. On a monitor this is fixed geometry. On a tripod you set it up yourself, so you measure distances and angles and enter them in the software — that is why a digital angle meter and a tape measure are included.
The manufacturer points to three typical situations. The participant sits at a table and the eye tracker stands in front of them on the tripod.
When the image is too large to mount the bar below it — e.g. a wall projection, a TV or a simulator screen. The participant works at a distance of 50–80 cm from the eye tracker (Pro Fusion).
The participant looks at a real object instead of a picture. An external camera records the scene, and Tobii Pro Lab overlays the gaze point on the recording in a scene camera project.
How the participant looks at the other person: at the eyes, mouth, gestures. Tobii gives this example directly — the scene camera records one side of the conversation.
Photos: Tobii — they illustrate research topics and do not show the tripod. Source: tobii.com (Tripod Stand), Tobii Pro Fusion user manual, Tobii Connect (scene camera project).
According to the Tobii Pro Fusion user manual — with a large monitor or a projection screen. Click a step to see what it refers to.
Fields according to the Tobii Pro Fusion user manual (Setup with Tobii Pro Tripod Stand). Diagram proportions are illustrative.
Everything you need to mount the eye tracker and describe its setup in the software.
Photo and list: tobii.com, Tripod Stand page (as of 2026-10).
The tripod is intended exclusively for two eye trackers: Tobii Pro Spark and Tobii Pro Fusion. You can buy it together with the eye tracker or later, when your studies go beyond the monitor.
Free software included with the eye tracker. This is where you describe the screen setup (Advanced setup) and check the participant’s position (Position Guide).
Study design and analysis. For objects and conversations — the scene camera project: an external camera records the surroundings, and the software combines the video with gaze and the GSR signal from Shimmer3 sensors.
As an authorized Tobii partner in Poland, we help you plan studies beyond the monitor and set them up together with you.
According to Tobii materials. The manufacturer does not publish the dimensions or weight of the kit.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer and name | Tobii — Tripod Stand |
| Purpose | mounting a Tobii Pro Spark or Tobii Pro Fusion eye tracker on a tripod |
| Compatible eye trackers | Tobii Pro Spark, Tobii Pro Fusion |
| Mounting | Tobii mounting plate with a standard camera thread |
| Included | tabletop tripod with ball head, Tobii mounting plate, TESA Powerstrips, digital angle meter, tape measure |
| Applications | monitors and projection screens above 24″, simulators; physical objects and social interactions in a scene camera setup |
| Participant distance | 50–80 cm from the eye trackerTobii Pro Fusion, according to the manufacturer’s manual |
| Screen configuration | Tobii Pro Eye Tracker Manager › Display Setup › Advanced setup: screen dimensions (mm), screen angle (°), height difference and position of the eye tracker relative to the screen (mm), eye tracker angle (°) |
| Research software | Tobii Pro Lab — screen-based projects and the scene camera project (video from an external camera, gaze, GSR from Shimmer3) |
Sources: tobii.com — Tripod Stand and accessories table; Tobii Pro Fusion User Manual; Tobii Connect — Tobii Pro Lab Scene Camera Project (as of 2026-10).
No. You attach Spark magnetically below screens up to 27″, and Fusion below screens up to 24″ — the mount is included with the eye tracker. The tripod is useful for larger screens, projections, simulators, physical objects and conversations.
An eye tracker on a tripod does not know where the screen is. In Eye Tracker Manager you enter the screen dimensions, its angle, the eye tracker position relative to the screen and the eye tracker angle — you measure them at the station with the tape measure and the meter. You save the configuration under a name.
Yes — a small tabletop tripod with a ball head, plus a Tobii mounting plate, TESA strips, a digital angle meter and a tape measure. The plate has a standard camera thread, so if your station needs a different height, you can mount it on another camera tripod.
In Tobii Pro Lab you choose a scene camera project. An external video camera records the surroundings and the eye tracker records gaze; during analysis the software lets you replay, visualize and map the data (assisted or manually). The same project records the GSR signal from Shimmer3 sensors.
Yes — book a demo in our laboratory or a test loan. Write to us.
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