Technology / Services
What is Autism I-Track?
Eye-Tracking Technology for Objective Autism Assessment
Objective Autism Assessment
Autism I-Track captures gaze behavior during a short, non-invasive assessment, generating objective, data-driven insights into social attention patterns associated with autism
By translating behavioral responses into quantifiable data, the platform supports clinicians in identifying autism-related characteristics and strengthening the diagnostic process.
Non-Invasive Autism Screening
Traditional diagnostic processes can be time-consuming and, at times, challenging for individuals with autism. Autism I-Track offers a non-invasive, eye-tracking–based assessment that is simple, efficient, and designed to be comfortable for the individual.
No devices are attached to the individual during the assessment. The child simply sits on a chair or in a caregiver’s lap and watches a short 2–3 minute video while eye-tracking technology captures gaze behavior.
Immediate Data and Results
Autism I-Track captures gaze behavior during a short, 2–3 minute assessment and generates results immediately upon completion.
Clinicians can quickly access objective, data-driven outputs, enabling faster and more informed decision-making within the diagnostic process.
Data-Driven Clinical Support
Autism I-Track provides quantifiable behavioral data that complements traditional clinical assessments, supporting more consistent evaluation and a deeper understanding of individual profiles.
Progress Monitoring
The platform can be used to monitor changes in gaze behavior over time. As individuals receive intervention, measurable shifts in eye-tracking patterns may provide objective indicators of developmental progress.
How It Works
Simple. Comfortable. Objective.
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Assessment Begins
The child watches carefully designed visual content while remaining comfortably seated.
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Eye Tracking
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Data Analysis
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Clinical Report
Platform Features
Platform Features Designed for Clinical Excellence
Portable
Compact, flexible, and easy to deploy across different clinical environments.
Non-Invasive
Requires no physical contact or wearable devices for a comfortable assessment experience.
Fast Assessment
Complete assessments efficiently with results available within minutes.
Objective Results
Provides measurable eye-tracking data to support evidence-based evaluation.
Research-Based
Developed on a foundation of scientific research and validated methodologies.
Clinician Focused
Designed to complement existing clinical workflows and support healthcare professionals.
Assessment Outputs
Comprehensive Assessment Outputs
Clinical Applications
Supporting Multiple Clinical Settings
Advanced Clinical Assessment Support
Enable healthcare teams to incorporate objective eye-tracking insights into autism assessment workflows and patient care.
Streamlined Diagnostic Workflows
Support clinicians with efficient, non-invasive assessments that complement existing evaluation methods.
Data-Driven Research Insights
Provide researchers with measurable eye-tracking data to support studies and advance understanding of autism.
Education & Scientific Innovation
Help academic institutions explore autism research, train future professionals, and develop new clinical approaches.
Key Benefits
Objective Measurements
Access quantifiable eye-tracking data to support evidence-based assessment.
Easy Integration
Designed to fit seamlessly into existing clinical workflows and practices.
Comfortable Assessment
Provide a non-invasive experience without wearable devices or physical contact.
Immediate Outputs
Receive clear assessment results and visual insights quickly.
Research-Backed Technology
Built on scientific research and validated methodologies.
Do you Have Questions?
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about Autism I-Track’s technology, assessment process, and clinical applications.
How long does an assessment take?
Autism I-Track assessments are completed within minutes, providing clinicians with efficient and objective eye-tracking insights.
Does the child wear any equipment?
Can Autism I-Track replace a clinical diagnosis?
No. Autism I-Track is designed to support clinicians by providing objective measurements and insights that complement existing diagnostic processes.
What information does the platform provide?
Who can use Autism I-Track?
Autism I-Track is designed for healthcare professionals, clinics, hospitals, research centers, and academic institutions.
Is Autism I-Track based on scientific research?
Yes. The technology is developed using research-backed eye-tracking methods and scientific studies in autism assessment.