Research & Validation

Research-backed technology designed to deliver objective, measurable insights through advanced eye-tracking and clinical validation.

Research Overview

Advancing Autism Assessment Through Research

Autism I-Track is built on years of scientific research and clinical innovation, combining eye-tracking technology with objective measurements to support improved autism assessment and understanding.

Research Foundation

Built on Scientific Evidence

Our technology is developed through rigorous research exploring eye-tracking patterns and behavioral markers associated with autism, helping clinicians access measurable insights during assessment.

Evidence-Based Technology

Research Highlights

Autism I-Track combines scientific research, clinical expertise, and advanced eye-tracking technology to support meaningful discoveries in autism assessment.

Clinical Studies

Supporting research-driven approaches to understanding autism through objective data.

Eye-Tracking Research

Analyzing visual attention patterns to identify meaningful assessment insights.

Scientific Collaboration

Working with researchers and institutions to advance autism technology.

Evidence-Based Innovation

Continuously improving the platform through ongoing research and validation.

Our Journey

Presented at Leading International Conferences

Autism I-Track has been showcased at leading international conferences, healthcare exhibitions, and innovation events, demonstrating its clinical potential and connecting with researchers, healthcare professionals, and industry leaders worldwide.

Research Development

2019

Web Summit - 2023

Lisbon, Portugal

Arab Health - 2024

Dubai, UAE

INSAR - 2025

Seattle, USA

WISE - 2025

Qatar

Demo Events

International

Scientific Evidence

Research & Publications

Explore scientific publications, studies, and findings that support the development and application of Autism I-Track technology.

Development and Validation of an Arabic Language Eye-Tracking Paradigm for the Early Screening and Diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorders in Qatar

Authors: Al-Shaban, F. A., Ghazal, I., et al. (2023)
Published in: Autism Research

Real-World Application of an Eye-Tracking Device for Autism Screening and Diagnosis: A Short Report from Public Demonstrations in Qatar, Dubai and the U.S.

Authors: Al-Shaban, F., Frazier, T. W., Ghazal, I., et al. (2026)
Published in: BMC Psychiatry

Development and Validation of a Short Version Eye-Tracking Paradigm for the Screening and Diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder in Qatar

Authors: Alshaban, F.A., Ghazal, I., et al. (2026)

Published in: Autism Research

Social Attention as a Cross-Cultural Transdiagnostic Neurodevelopmental Risk Marker

Authors: Frazier, T., Uljarevic, M., Ghazal, I., et al. (2021)

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