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FDA clears RightEye tracking system

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RightEye LLC announced that the FDA granted its vision system 510(k) clearance for recording, viewing and analyzing eye movements to identify visual tracking impairment in patients.

The RightEye system uses eye-tracking technology and analytics for vision-derived health screening, tracking eye movements and correlating them to health issues, the company said in a press release.

The system, which includes RightEye EyeQ tests, reports and training tools, has a number of applications: functional vision screening, reading assessments, sports vision assessment and training and brain health.