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ViewPoint EyeTracker review

#19 of 27 in Eye Tracking Software

A deep research toolkit whose specialized hardware makes it a high-cost choice.

7.2/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

ViewPoint EyeTracker is research-oriented eye-tracking software from Arrington Research, designed for psychology, neuroscience, psychophysics, EEG, usability, marketing, sports, training, and related studies. It supports infrared video tracking through bright-pupil or dark-pupil methods, with monocular and binocular configurations. Researchers can calibrate subjects with slip correction and reusable settings, then record gaze position, pupil dimensions, ocular torsion, timing, and regions of interest.

The published plan is the MCU902 Monocular 90 Hz system at $5,998 USD as a one-time purchase. This listed system includes the software ecosystem and hardware, making the product a substantial commitment for teams that need a dedicated research setup rather than a standalone application. The plan adds a monocular 90 Hz eye-tracking system, while the broader software supports real-time gaze, fixation, pupil, velocity, and torsion displays, stimulus presentation for pictures and movies, gaze-contingent logic, ASCII storage, and post-hoc analysis.

Integration depth is a central strength. The SDK includes DLLs, dylibs, headers, libraries, and sample code, while Ethernet communication supports remote computers. Third-party interfaces cover MATLAB, PsychToolbox, Presentation, E-Prime, Python, VisionEgg, PsychoPy, and LabVIEW. The supported platform set includes Windows, macOS, and Linux, with Windows documentation covering versions 7–10 and macOS and Linux documented for client interfaces. Choose ViewPoint EyeTracker when detailed measurements, live study control, and research-tool connectivity justify specialized hardware. Teams seeking a lower-cost or software-only option should look elsewhere.

ViewPoint EyeTracker pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Monocular or binocular infrared tracking with pupil and torsion measures
    • Real-time gaze, fixation, pupil, velocity, and torsion displays
    • SDKs and interfaces for MATLAB, Python, LabVIEW, and more
  • Where it doesn't
    • The listed system costs $5,998 as a one-time purchase
    • Designed around specialized eye-tracking hardware
    • Windows documentation covers versions 7–10; macOS and Linux use client interfaces

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