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How eye-tracking tech in sports is helping athletes, referees and brain health

First publishedJul 24, 11:39 UTC
Last updatedJul 27, 12:18 UTC · 7m ago
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NBA referee Scott Foster and others use eye-tracking tech and cognitive drills to improve focus.

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Eye-tracking tech is helping athletes, referees, and people with brain health. NBA referee Scott Foster and others use this tech to improve their focus. They do this with cognitive drills, which are special exercises for the brain.

Why it matters

This is important because it can help people with brain health and improve performance in sports.

In brief
What is eye-tracking tech?
Eye-tracking tech is a way to measure where people look and how their eyes move.
Why do athletes and referees use cognitive drills?
They use cognitive drills to improve their focus and brain health.
What is the goal of using eye-tracking tech in sports?
The goal is to improve performance and reduce injuries.
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The outlets focus on the benefits of eye-tracking tech in sports, highlighting its use by athletes and referees. ESPN emphasizes the growing trend across sports.

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    Eye-tracking tech improves focus and brain health in sports.

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