Healthcare technology

In this success story, we cover the journey from research and innovation to commercialization of EdTech startup BrainLeap Technologies, and how they have leveraged scientific findings in their game-based attention training solution.

Researchers and entrepreneurs from BrainLeap and Lexplore share their eye tracking research in fields of reading and education, as well as how they applied their findings to establish themselves commercially in the EdTech space.

Amblyopia, or lazy eye, is the leading cause of vision impairment in children. NovaSight's innovative technology uses Tobii eye tracking to help assess the condition and treat it by watching your favorite movie.

Research has shown that people with Parkinson’s disease, for example, exhibit persistent ocular tremors during visual fixation. RightEye's solution leverages eye tracking to deliver assessment reports.

Based on the Tobii IS platform, PRC-Saltillo’s Look™ device can be fully controlled without the need for a person or a child to use their hands.

Part one in a series of articles showcasing some of the inventive ways our partners and customers are using eye tracking in healthcare applications.

We address how devices equipped with eye tracking can prevent the spread of germs by offering touchless and handsfree interaction.

Eye tracking has not only reached the necessary level of maturity required for surgical systems but critically, its value has been proven. Eye tracking provides value for clinical staff, patients, and hospital administrations.

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

Due to the significance of eye movement patterns in medical research, eye tracking has a vital role to play in the detection and treatment of some of the world’s most prevalent diseases. Inventive companies are capitalizing creating new tools, changing healthcare for the better.