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Eye tracker may diagnose diseases earlier via ODD Tracker
A Carnegie-Mellon professor and three physicians at Pittsburgh's Eye and Ear Hospital developed the Optical Data Digitizer or ODD Tracker to monitor eye movements without contact. The device may detect diseases like Multiple Sclerosis and Parkinson's earlier, advancing diagnosis while avoiding electrode implants used by EOG. The team aims to refine the system to become an infallible tool for early detection, leveraging the hospital's tri-state patient flow for testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie-Meiloe University
Pittsburgh
Eye and Ear Hospital
A. Terry Babilt
L. F. Tralal
P. Leary
F. C. Black
Bahill
Ublute
Babill
University of California At Berkeley
CMU
Tri-State
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
A. Berry Behil