A new device may identify autism in children from ages 16 months to 30 months, new research finds. The tool tracks children's eye movements as they watch a video.

A newly available device could help doctors determine within minutes whether or not children as young as 16 months have autism with a high degree of accuracy, researchers say.

Eye tracking has proved valuable for assessing whether the user of a prosthetic arm perceives the device as a part of their body or experiences additional cognitive load in manipulating the artificial ...

MADISON TWP. — Madison third-grader Lianna Bryant received eye tracking hardware about a year ago to help her communicate with others, a challenge for her because of cerebral palsy.

He must be: he manages to draw images like these by subtly shifting his gaze around a screen, recording those movements using eye-tracking software.

EarliPoint is a fairly new device that uses eye-tracking technology to help pinpoint if a child as young as 16 months is on the autism spectrum.

A new device may identify autism in children from ages 16 months to 30 months, new research finds. The tool tracks children's eye movements as they watch a video.

A new device may identify autism in children from ages 16 months to 30 months, new research finds. The tool tracks children's eye movements as they watch a video.