MUMBAI, India, July 30 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202621066536 A) filed by Bhalshankar Sahebrao Tanaji; Vishwakarma Institute Of Technology; Prof. Vanita Babanne; Rishabh Pundir; Atharva Shinde; Raibhan Mhamulkar; Arya Shedge; and Rohan Sharma on May 27, 2026, for Neurovision: A Web-Based Platform For Real-Time Strabismus Screening And Gamified Binocular Rehabilitation Using Geometric Computer Vision.
Inventors include Prof. Vanita Babanne; Rishabh Pundir; Atharva Shinde; Raibhan Mhamulkar; Arya Shedge; and Rohan Sharma.
The application for the patent was published on July 24, 2026, under issue no. 30/2026.
Abstract: The invention describes a web based, hardware independent system for a real-time screening, monitoring and rehabilitation of binocular vision disorders, specifically strabismus and amblyopia. It is operable on a standard consumer device without specialized ophthalmic equipment. The system comprises a physiological quality gating module that enforces a minimum of 40 cm of distance between user and the camera, and validates head orientation prior to analysis. Facial and iris landmark coordinates are extracted in real-time using a 468-point three dimensional facial mesh pipeline. A gaze deviation metric Vf is computed per frame against a calibrated baseline V0 using geometric analysis and Exponential Moving Average (EMA) smoothing, with each frame independently classified as Normal, Borderline or Suspected, over a minimum of 100 frames. The system further integrates a gamified dichoptic rehabilitation module employing red/cyan anaglyph separation for anti- suppression and saccadic therapy exercises. Automated diagnostic reports and longitudinal session logs are generated without the requirement of clinical specialist involvement.
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