vHIT96da vs mVOR Usage & Stats
This is a vHIT application that can be done on the iPhone. This vHIT requires goggles to fix the iPhone to the face, but the materials and instructions for making the goggles are available at the author's URL. The application takes high-speed video of eye movements and analyzes the video to create a graph of eye movements. In parallel with the high-speed video recording, data from the iPhone's motion sensor is also acquired, and the head movement is graphed from that data. The results obtained from the analysis can be saved as an image. The saved image can be sent as an email attachment.
The vHIT test using this application and goggles has been approved for research use in Japan. This application can only be used for research purposes.
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Hi and welcome to mVOR!
The first app that allow you to use your mobile phone as a medical device to integrate your visual and vestibular inputs.
Then produce compensatory eye movements that keep visual a target centered.
This app also allows to calculate the true vestibulo-ocular reflex (VOR) by measuring the head rotation, velocity and direction by deploying the front camera.
This app designed for the patients with vestibular dysfunction who wants to perform gaze exercises from the comfort of their homes.
This app also helps them to recover by accurately monitoring and have therapy adjusted from home.
Support us and in the next release you can calculate the gain, phase lead, and the asymmetry.
We love feedbacks just email us at: ubitrix.intl@gmail.com
Made for care: http://ubitrix.com/
Ubitrix
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vHIT96da VS. 
mVORJanuary 1, 2025