Here are three things to know:
1. The new features can be used in early-stage screenings and to address deficits that place athletes at further risk of injury.
2. The software expansion is designed to improve dynamic vision and coordination. It can also assist impaired athletes during the rehabilitation process.
3. The new technology will function with SyncThink’s other ocular motor and oculovestibular assessments and is designed to provide an interactive experience for the user, consisting of graded training models to challenge and quantify the user’s improvement over time.
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