Frequently Asked Questions
General
What is Autism I-Track?
Autism I-Track is a research-backed eye-tracking platform designed to support autism screening and assessment by providing objective measurements of gaze behavior. The platform is intended to complement, not replace, comprehensive clinical evaluation.
Who is Autism I-Track designed for?
Autism I-Track is designed for clinicians, researchers, healthcare organizations, universities, and institutions interested in objective tools for autism assessment and research.
What makes Autism I-Track different?
Unlike subjective observation alone, Autism I-Track uses eye-tracking technology to generate objective data that supports clinicians with measurable insights during the assessment process.
Technology
How does Autism I-Track work?
The platform records eye movements while an individual views carefully designed visual stimuli. Advanced algorithms analyze gaze behavior and generate objective reports that support clinical assessment.
Does the child wear any equipment?
No. Autism I-Track uses a non-invasive eye-tracking device that requires no wearable equipment, making the assessment comfortable for children.
How long does an assessment take?
Assessment duration may vary depending on the protocol being used, but the platform is designed to provide a fast and efficient evaluation experience.
What information does the platform provide?
Clinical Evidence
Is Autism I-Track clinically validated?
The platform has been developed through years of scientific research and evaluated through multiple validation studies to support its use in autism assessment.
Can Autism I-Track replace a clinical diagnosis?
No. Autism I-Track is designed to complement professional clinical evaluation by providing objective eye-tracking measurements. Clinical diagnosis should always be made by qualified healthcare professionals.
What evidence supports the technology?
Research & Collaboration
Do you collaborate with researchers and universities?
Yes. Autism I-Track welcomes opportunities to collaborate with universities, research institutions, healthcare organizations, and clinical partners.
Where has Autism I-Track been presented?
The platform has been showcased at international conferences, scientific meetings, healthcare events, and research demonstrations around the world.