Scientists have learned to detect fatigue and exhaustion by eye movements. Experts from St. Petersburg University, together with scientists from the Russian Academy of Sciences, have developed a system that allows assessing a person's condition based on the way his eyes move. It turns out that with severe fatigue, stress and emotional exhaustion, the brain begins to process visual information in a different way. The nature of the eye movements also changes. how does it work The person looks at the screen and presses a button when they notice a subtle object. At this point, a special camera records his eye movements, and the system analyzes the resulting data. The development can help identify dangerous overwork, especially among drivers and specialists whose work requires constant concentration. The main advantage of the method is that it does not require complex medical procedures and makes it possible to objectively evaluate signs of fatigue.

Scientists have learned to detect fatigue and exhaustion by eye movements. Experts from St. Petersburg University, together with scientists from the Russian Academy of Sciences, have developed a system that allows assessing a person's condition based on the way his eyes move. It turns out that with severe fatigue, stress and emotional exhaustion, the brain begins to process visual information in a different way. The nature of the eye movements also changes. how does it work The person looks at the screen and presses a button when they notice a subtle object. At this point, a special camera records his eye movements, and the system analyzes the resulting data. The development can help identify dangerous overwork, especially among drivers and specialists whose work requires constant concentration. The main advantage of the method is that it does not require complex medical procedures and makes it possible to objectively evaluate signs of fatigue.