Objective VOR Assessment. From Your Patient's Phone.

The front-camera face sensor tracks head rotation during VOR exercises — giving you objective data on speed, consistency, and symmetry for every home session.

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Head Speed Gauge

Paper-based VOR homework has no objective measurement. Patients self-report compliance. You prescribe "comfortable speed" with no way to verify actual velocity, movement symmetry, or readiness to progress.

Sensor-Based VOR Tracking

Measure

Front-camera face tracking measures head rotation — velocity in °/s, movement smoothness, left-right symmetry. Every session.

Guide

Real-time speed gauge with target zone and haptic feedback. Patients know exactly how fast to move — no guessing "comfortable pace."

Adapt

Symptom-driven progression adjusts target speed, complexity, and movement plane after each session. Safety triggers prevent over-challenge.

Objective Metrics After Every Session

What you see as a clinician in the Pro Portal after each patient session.

Head Rotation Speed

Actual movement velocity in °/s. See exactly how fast your patient moved, session over session.

Smoothness

Movement consistency score. Flags jerky or compensatory patterns that patients can't self-report.

Target Fixation

Percentage of exercise time spent in the prescribed speed zone. Measures exercise quality, not just completion.

Symmetry

Left vs. right movement balance. Identifies directional deficits and compensatory strategies.

Endurance

Speed stability across the full session. Detects mid-session fatigue before patients notice it.

Movement Plane

Current training plane and progression status. Tracks advancement from yaw to pitch to roll.

Progression That Protects Your Patients

Yaw
Starting plane
Horizontal rotation
Pitch
Intermediate
Vertical rotation
Roll
Advanced
Lateral tilt

Auto-decreases difficulty if post-session symptoms spike — immediate safety response.

History-aware: won't re-increase too quickly after a recent setback.

BPM-style target speeds — start at 60°/s for acute patients, progress to 120°/s for recovered.

Clinician override: adjust any parameter from the Pro Portal.

Paper Exercises vs. Sensor-Based Tracking

Metric Paper VOR Homework Eye Rehab
Speed measurement None — "comfortable pace" Objective °/s per session
Compliance verification Self-reported Verified session completion
Progression Manual clinician adjustment Automatic, symptom-driven
Symmetry assessment Not assessed at home Left/right balance tracked
Real-time patient feedback None Speed gauge + haptic feedback
Movement plane progression Single plane typically Yaw → Pitch → Roll

See your patients' VOR data in the Pro Portal