Systems and methods for evaluating human eye tracking
AssigneeRightEye, LLC
InventorsAdam Todd Gross, Melissa Hunfalvay
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Abstract
Systems and methods are disclosed for evaluating human eye tracking. One method includes receiving data representing the location of and/or information tracked by an individual's eye or eyes before, during, or after the individual performs a task; identifying a temporal phase or a biomechanical phase of the task performed by the individual; identifying a visual cue in the identified temporal phase or biomechanical phase; and scoring the tracking of the individual's eye or eyes by comparing the data to the visual cue.
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A method for evaluating human eye tracking, comprising:
- monitoring, via a processor of a visor device and by using at least one sensor included in the visor device, a physical activity engaged in by an individual wearing the visor device;
- identifying, via the processor, one or more visual cues associated with one or more temporal phases of the physical activity;
- for each of the one or more temporal phases, displaying via the processor, and on an electronic user interface of the visor device, the one or more associated visual cues;
- receiving, via the processor and from one or more eye trackers included in the visor device, data of the individual's response to the one or more visual cues, including data representing a location of the individual's eye or eyes are looking relative to the one or more visual cues displayed using the electronic user interface before, during, or after the individual performs the physical activity;
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- for each of the one or more temporal phases, causing the electronic user interface to display a visual comparison of the location for the individual with an ideal location.
A visor device for evaluating human eye tracking, comprising:
- one or more eye trackers;
- at least one sensor;
- an electronic user interface;
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- at least one processor in local or remote communication with the one or more eye trackers, the at least one sensor, and the electronic user interface and configured to execute the instructions to perform operations including:
- monitoring, using the at least one sensor, a physical activity engaged in by an individual wearing the visor device;
- identifying, via the processor, one or more visual cues associated with one or more temporal phases of the physical activity;
- for each of the one or more temporal phases, displaying on the electronic user interface, the one or more associated visual cues;
- receiving from the one or more eye trackers, data of the individual's response to the one or more visual cues, including data representing a location of the individual's eye or eyes are looking relative to the one or more visual cues displayed using the electronic user interface before, during, or after the individual performs the physical activity;
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- for each of the one or more temporal phases, causing the electronic user interface to display a visual comparison of the location for the individual with an ideal location.
A non-transitory computer readable medium storing instructions that are executable by a at least one processor of a visor device having one or more eye trackers, at least one sensor, and an electronic user interface computer, cause the computer to perform one or more operation for evaluating human eye tracking, the operations including:
- monitoring, using the at least one sensor, a physical activity engaged in by an individual wearing the visor device;
- identifying, via the processor, one or more visual cues associated with one or more temporal phases of the physical activity;
- for each of the one or more temporal phases, displaying on the electronic user interface, the one or more associated visual cues;
- receiving from the one or more eye trackers, data of the individual's response to the one or more visual cues, including data representing a location of the individual's eye or eyes are looking relative to the one or more visual cues displayed using the electronic user interface before, during, or after the individual performs the physical activity;
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- for each of the one or more temporal phases, causing the electronic user interface to display a visual comparison of the location for the individual with an ideal location.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.