Students Create Device to Screen for Concussions

A group of students from Harvard University has invented a special eye-tracking headset that can help schools quickly check if child athletes may have concussions. This device can screen for concussions in just 2 to 3 minutes, making it easier for schools to ensure the safety of their students during sports. Their invention has won the prestigious James Dyson Award, recognizing their creativity and contribution to health technology.

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