SCOTTSDALE, AZ - In collaboration with The Muhammad Ali Parkinson Center at Barrow Neurological Institute, Saccadous is pleased to announce a new research study investigating neurological diseases including Parkinson’s disease.
Read MoreSCOTTSDALE, AZ - Two Phoenix-area companies, Saccadous, Inc. and Systems Imagination, Inc. (SII) have teamed up in a partnership to advance the latest technologies in the application of eye tracking to interpret human brain function.
Read MoreSCOTTSDALE, AZ - Think VR goggles are only for gamers? Think again.
Read Moreby Alfred Poor | August 13, 2018 | HealthTech Insider
The eyes have it, as the saying goes. Eyes have long been used by medical professionals to diagnose a wide range of diseases and conditions, many of which are not directly related to vision.
Read MorePhoenix Business Journal Oct 8, 2017
Saccadous Inc. is making progress on its virtual reality eye-tracking technology to track concussions.
Read MoreCox Business, in partnership with Startup Tucson and Idea Funding, selected six finalists for the 2017 Get Started Arizona business pitch competition.
Read MoreChallenge Cup is a worldwide tournament for the most promising, innovative startups to win prizes, make connections, and share their vision on a global stage. Link
SCOTTSDALE, AZ - Researchers from two Scottsdale based companies, SMART Brain Aging, Inc. and Saccadous, Inc. are seeking men and women between the ages of 65-75 to participate in a Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) research study to determine the effectiveness of cognitive exercises designed to reduce or stabilize the symptoms of dementia.
Read MoreA number of technology startups are devising creative new ways of detecting concussions in pro and amateur athletes, using apps, tablets and sensors to monitor the often debilitating brain injury.
Read MorePhoenix Business Journal by Angela Gonzalez
As chief architect for AT&T in Phoenix, Craig Caffarelli is a volunteer mentor at Arizona State University, both with startup companies at SkySong and with students in entrepreneurial classes at the W.P. Carey School of Business.
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