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Harvard Students Create Breakthrough Eye-Tracking Headset That Screens Young Athletes for Concussions in Minutes
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- Three Harvard students have developed a low-cost eye-tracking headset that can screen for concussions in just minutes
- The invention has won the prestigious James Dyson Award for its innovative approach to student athlete safety
- The affordable device could help schools quickly identify possible brain trauma and protect young players
A trio of Harvard University students has created an eye-tracking headset that could transform how schools screen young athletes for concussions.
The low-cost device can detect possible concussion signs or sub-concussive trauma in just two to three minutes, offering a practical solution for busy athletic programs.
The students’ invention earned them the James Dyson Award, recognizing their contribution to student safety through thoughtful engineering.
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