A trio of students at Harvard University have invented a low-cost, eye-tracking headset designed to help schools quickly screen child athletes for possible concussions. The invention takes just 2 to 3 minutes to screen for a concussion, or at least indicate sub-concussive trauma may be present, and it won the inventors the James Dyson Award […] The post Students Win James Dyson Award for Device That Screens Students for Concussions in Just 60 Seconds appeared first on Good News Network.
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