Senseye
Provider of a smartphone-based mental health diagnostic platform. This platform uses computer vision to analyze eye signals, providing objective diagnoses for conditions such as PTSD, anxiety, depression, and addiction. The process is significantly faster than traditional methods, requiring only minutes instead of hours or days, and minimizing patient stress. The company operates in the Eye Tracking sector with…
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Provider of a smartphone-based mental health diagnostic platform. This platform uses computer vision to analyze eye signals, providing objective diagnoses for conditions such as PTSD, anxiety, depression, and addiction. The process is significantly faster than traditional methods, requiring only minutes instead of hours or days, and minimizing patient stress. The company operates in the Eye Tracking sector with additional focus on Healthcare IT and Artificial Intelligence. Its business model centers on Healthcare. Founded in 2015, headquartered in Austin, United States. The company has raised $17.4M at the Series B stage. Backed by investors including Topconhealthcare, Oracle, DEEPCORE, Seamless IoT, Wavemaker Partners and others.
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Eye Tracking > Applications > Healthcare,
Healthcare IT > Provider > Clinical Operations > Decision Support > Diagnosis > Diagnostics and Assessment Tests > Cognitive Assesment > Eye tracking
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