Camera strabismus measurement

There is currently an experimental feature in development: measuring strabismus using a camera. You can turn it on in the settings, which you can access via the icon in the website header. This requires eye calibration first; the calibration point is set in the direction where eyes align well. Also, if the calibration point needs to be more to the side, it will work less effectively. So far, I am testing this feature only with Jonáš, and I would appreciate it if you could let me know how it works for you. To help improve the algorithm, you can provide me with your video data; the application allows you to record the session.

An experimental biofeedback exercise is built on this strabismus measurement, where upon detecting a strabismus, the video position automatically returns to the safe zone after a short time. Then, another convergence attempt begins.

A high-quality webcam is required, which most people do not have. Fortunately, everyone has a mobile phone, and its rear camera can be used as a webcam using the free Camo app:

• For computer (macOS and Windows): Camo Studio program — https://reincubate.com/camo/downloads/

• For phone: Camo app — iPhone: https://apps.apple.com/app/camo-camera/id1514199064 · Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.reincubate.camo

The camera needs to be placed straight, either directly below or above the monitor, ideally on a stand. Everything runs directly in your browser; neither the camera feed nor the measured data is sent anywhere from your computer.

Help me test it

It will help me if you write to let me know how it worked for you. And it will help even more if you send me your video from the session—this is the only way I will be able to improve the algorithm (the app can record the session).