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US 11,026,601 B2Granted
Method of testing an infant and suitable device for implementing the test method
AssigneesUniversite Paris Descartes, Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS)
InventorsCarolyn Granier-Deferre, Anthony James Decasper, Elodie Hanrion-Monnier
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Abstract
The invention relates to a method of testing an infant, comprising the following steps: displaying a target on a screen; detecting contact made by the infant with the screen inside and/or outside the target; calculating a success parameter on the basis of the contact detected; and recording the calculated success parameter in a memory.
Claims11
A method to test an infant aged from 0 to 6 months comprising a test phase (200, 300) comprising steps of:
- displaying a target (17, 18, 21) on a computer screen (14),
- detecting points of contact and instants of contact of the infant with the computer screen (14) inside and/or outside the target (17, 18, 21) using a processing module (11), wherein the points of contact and the instants of contact are recorded in a chronological order,
- after a contact between the infant and the computer screen (14) inside the target (21) is detected, shifting the target (21) on the computer screen from a position (Pi) to a following position (Pi+1) according to a predetermined sequence of positions,
- calculating, using the processing module (11), a success parameter as a function of the points of contact and/or the instants of contact detected, and
- recording the calculated success parameter in a computer memory (12),
- wherein the calculated success parameter comprises at least one of:
- a distance between a point of contact of the infant with the computer screen (14) and a position of the target (17, 18, 21) displayed on the computer screen (14);
- a duration between two successive instants of contact of the infant with the computer screen (14) inside and/or outside the target (17, 18, 21);
- a success rate equal to the ratio between a number of contacts inside the target (17, 18, 21) and a number of contacts outside the target (17, 18, 21);
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- a success rate equal to the ratio between a number of contacts inside the target (17, 18, 21) and a total duration of the test.
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