University of Massachusetts

Lumme Health, Inc.

Christopher Donovan Salthouse

Deepak Ganesan

Akshaya Shanmugam

Sherry Ann McKee

Benjamin M Marlin

Abhinav Parate

Addison Mayberry

Behavioral intervention improves the efficacy of treatments designed to encourage healthy behaviors such as smoking cessation, adherence to food regimen after surgeries, and avoiding overeating. Aspects of the present disclosure relate to a health monitoring system that leverages wearable sensors, mobile devices (e.g. smartphones), and computer-based servers to monitor the health of a user and provide intervention at opportune moments to encourage healthy behavior. This system provides a scalable and cost-efficient way for health care providers to monitor the behavior of many users and encourage healthy behavior as appropriate.

Systems and methods for health monitoring

An improved eye tracker system and methods for detecting eye parameters including eye movement using a pupil center, pupil diameter (i.e., dilation), blink duration, and blink frequency, which may be used to determine a variety of physiological and psychological conditions. The eye tracker system and methods operates at a ten-fold reduction in power usage as compared to current system and methods. Furthermore, eye tracker system and methods allows for a more optimal use in variable light situations such as in the outdoors and does not require active calibration by the user.

Eye tracker system and methods for detecting eye parameters

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Newton, MA, United States of America

Christopher Donovan Salthouse