Abstract: A computer-implemented method is provided herein. One aspect of the invention provides a computer-implemented method including: (a) displaying a marker at a location on a display screen; (b) repositioning the marker in different locations across the display screen; (c) receiving, from a user input mechanism, user input; (d) determining a given location of the marker when the user input is received; and (e) determining from the received input, that a user views double vision of the marker at the given location.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method is provided herein. One aspect of the method provides a computer-implemented method including: displaying a neuro-ophthalmic examination pattern comprising a plurality of segments, wherein each of the plurality of segments is displayed at a time offset and at a discrete location of a display screen compared to other segments of the plurality of segments; receiving user input during a time period which a given segment of the plurality of segments is displayed on the display screen; and generating a neuro-ophthalmic examination report based on the displaying the neuro-ophthalmic examination pattern and the received user input.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method is provided herein. One aspect of the invention provides a computer-implemented method including: (a) receiving a set of neuro-ophthalmic examination results for a patient; (b) identifying, from the set of neuro-ophthalmic examination results, a set of patient characteristics; and (c) adjusting one or more parameters of subsequent electronic neuro-ophthalmic examinations based on the set of patient characteristics.

Abstract: A system may include a smart ring device capable of wireless communication with a computing device that is configured to transition between one or more states based on user and/or device inputs. In response to switching from a first state to a second state, the smart ring device may send an electronic signal to the computing device indicating the switching. The first state may correspond to a normal condition, and the second state to an emergency condition. In response to receiving the switching related electronic signals from the smart ring device, the computing device may send a request to a second computing device associated with a third-party emergency response service for dispatching resources to a location. Upon receiving confirmation that the signal has been communicated, the smart ring device may provide an output (e.g., vibrate) to confirm success of the sent signal.