Assessing developmental disorders via eye tracking
AssigneeEarliTec Diagnostics, Inc.
InventorsSreeni Narayanan, Ella Swanson-Hysell, Eli Johnson, Steven Shifke, Jason Davis, Connor Eck, Robin Sifre
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AssigneeEarliTec Diagnostics, Inc.
InventorsSreeni Narayanan, Ella Swanson-Hysell, Eli Johnson, Steven Shifke, Jason Davis, Connor Eck, Robin Sifre
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Systems, devices, apparatus, methods, and computer-readable storage media for developmental assessment using eye tracking are provided. In one aspect, a system for development assessment via eye tracking includes: a patient-side computing device having a screen for presenting visual stimuli to a patient, an eye-tracking device integrated with the patient-side computing device and configured to collect eye-tracking data of the patient while the visual stimuli are presented to the patient on the screen of the patient-side computing device, and an operator-side computing device configured to present a user interface for an operator to communicate with the patient-side computing device.
A computer-implemented method of development assessment via eye tracking, the computer-implemented method comprising:
A computer-implemented method of development assessment via eye tracking, the computer-implemented method comprising:
The computer-implemented method of 14, wherein said validating the calibration comprises:
The computer-implemented method of 1, wherein said sequentially presenting the list of predetermined visual stimuli on the screen of the patient-side portable tablet computing device to the patient comprises:
A computer-implemented method of development assessment via eye tracking, the computer-implemented method comprising:
The computer-implemented method of 22, wherein the information related to the presented list of predetermined visual stimuli comprises names of presented predetermined visual stimuli and associated timestamps when the predetermined visual stimuli are presented.
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