Research prototype
AI findings, where the eyes are.
GazeID is a portable eye-tracking and AR overlay system. Lightweight glasses follow the radiologist's gaze and place AI findings at the point of fixation, on a separate optical plane that never covers the scan.
The glasses follow the radiologist.
Not a monitor overlay. Not a PACS plugin.
Most AI in the reading room draws boxes on the monitor. Boxes add clutter and can bias the read. Research-grade eye trackers cost tens of thousands of dollars, stay in one lab and cannot travel.
GazeID pairs lightweight AR glasses with its own eye-tracking system. A short on-screen calibration maps gaze to the display in seconds, with no room mapping. It works at any workstation, across monitors and rooms.
Half a second from gaze to overlay.
Gaze-contingent display
Findings appear at the point of fixation, not scattered across the screen.
A separate optical plane
The overlay lives in the glasses. The diagnostic image stays untouched on the monitor.
Attention steering
Quiet peripheral cues guide the reader toward a region without drawing a box around it.
Portable
Any workstation, any laptop. No PACS integration required.
Personal
Learns each reader's preferences on the device. Only model updates leave it, never raw data.
Private by design
De-identification on the device before processing. Federated learning keeps images in their country.