The science behind Ennen

"Where advanced eye-tracking technology meets the natural rhythms of the human mind."

Eye-Tracking as a window to the cognition

Eye movements are very delicately regulated through complex neuronal circuits involving multiple cortical and deeper regions, thus connecting strongly to cognition. Our technology utilizes multiple eye movement parameters to observe possible changes that indicates cognitive decline.

Saccadic analysis and entropy

By measuring the speed of ignition of rapid eye jumps and the directional accuracy we can map executive functions while the entropy of the visual scanning can reveal cognitive exhaustion.

Illustration of eye-tracking technology and its connection to cognitive processes
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How the Data Becomes Insight

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Baseline calibration

Games are designed to give first glimpses of cognitive capabilities.

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Adaptive stimulation

Through different games and adaptive stimulation we can measure cognitive threshold.

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Building cognitive resilience

Continuous use boosts brain circuits thus enabling enhanced cognitive resilience.

Evidence & research

An accessible and efficient mobile eye-tracking application for community-based cognitive impairment screening in China.

Wei M, Li J, You T, Yu Y, Lu J, Liang S, Jin Z, Han Q, Zuo C, Ye J, Yu J, Chen X, Dong Q, Wu W, Wang Y, Jiang Y, Cui M. Alzheimers Res Ther. 2025 Nov 17;17(1):250.

Abnormalities of saccadic eye movements in dementia due to Alzheimer's disease and mild cognitive impairment.

Wilcockson TDW, Mardanbegi D, Xia B, Taylor S, Sawyer P, Gellersen HW, Leroi I, Killick R, Crawford TJ. Aging (Albany NY). 2019 Aug 2;11(15):5389-5398.

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