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> One of the bottlenecks may be access to eye-tracking technologies, which are expensive and require training to use and analyse. Until cheaper and easy-to-use
by criddell 3y ago
> One of the bottlenecks may be access to eye-tracking technologies, which are expensive and require training to use and analyse. Until cheaper and easy-to-use eye trackers are available, using eye movements as a diagnostic tool for early-stage Alzheimer's is not possible outside the laboratory.
I wonder if something like the recent AR/VR headsets that do eye tracking would be good enough, or if they need something far better?
- dave333 3y agoMaybe I am missing the point about the visual problems they are trying to detect but it seems like something as simple as video game performance might pick out the same problem? Something like the old aliens game where you have to track and dodge missiles.