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HarmonEyes eye-tracking will monitor cognitive load and fatigue in spaceflight
MobiHealthNews
September 30, 2025
AI-enabled eye-tracking platform HarmonEyes announced it has been chosen by the NASA-funded organization Translational Research Institute for Space Health (TRISH) to test its eye-tracking technology to measure cognitive load and fatigue before it turns into a behavioral safety risk in spaceflight.
The company’s tool, HarmonEyes Human State Monitoring and Readiness Tool (H-SMART), measures sudden changes in eye movements to evaluate cognitive load and fatigue.