E(ye)brain

Suricog, Sas

Suricog

Serge Kinkingnehun

Mickael Maillard

Mathieu Argudo

Magali Seassau

Frederic Bernert

Sophie Rivaud-Pechoux

Paolo Bartolomeo

Frédéric Bernert

Mickaël Maillard

Bastien Oliviero

Michel Thiebaut De Schotten

System for demonstrating oculomotor abnormalities in a eukaryote, the system including: &#x2014;elements for capturing () the eye movements made by the eukaryote while the eukaryote is stimulated with at least one image in accordance with at least one instruction, wherein the capture elements () supply a capture signal, &#x2014;an analysis module () for calculating the value of at least one predetermined parameter by analysis of the capture signal, and &#x2014;elements () for determining an abnormality as a function of the calculated value at least one predetermined value for each of the parameters.

Method and system for revealing oculomotor abnormalities

The visual search test makes it possible to establish a parameter for binocular coordination that is useful for detecting an oculomotor abnormality, in particular in the context of detecting dyslexia. A system for assisting in the detection is also described.

Detection of an oculomotor abnormality in a patient by means of a visual search test

An optical system () for following ocular movements of an individual includes: an acquisition module () designed so as to acquire an image (Im) of the two eyes () of the individual, an optical element of transmission (), to the acquisition module, of two images (lm_d, lm_g) of respectively each eye which together correspond to a discontinuous region () of the face, by multiple reflections along two optical routes (TOd, TOg) devoid of any semireflecting mirror. The optical routes further include optical input paths () opposite respectively each eye, which are parallel to one another and to an optical axis (Z) of the acquisition module, and the optical element of transmission is configured so as to bring the two images closer together so that the acquisition module acquires the two images simultaneously.

Optical system for following ocular movements and associated support device

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Vitry sur Seine, France

Serge Kinkingnehun