This invention describes a device that measures various aspects of how a person's eyes move and perform. It works by using a video camera to track eye movements and a sensor to monitor head position, then processes this data electronically to identify specific characteristics like quick eye jumps or smooth tracking. The device presents information through virtual or augmented reality displays, and the initial claims specifically focus on measuring saccades or pursuit tracking.
Why it matters: Filed when VR/AR and integrated eye-tracking were less mature. By 2026, these technologies are more advanced and integrated into consumer devices, potentially simplifying hardware needs.
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