An artificial reality headset uses internal sensors, sometimes with active lighting, to watch a user's eyes. It looks for physical signs like redness, dryness, or fatigue, and if detected, the headset can adjust its display settings.
Why it matters: Since 2021, advancements in AI-driven computer vision have significantly improved the ability to analyze high-resolution eye sensor data, making the detection of subtle physical eye maladies more feasible and accurate.
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