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https://www.jpost.com/jpost-tech/israel-based-software-developers-creates-app-to-tackle-mental-health-667161
Israel-based mobile software technology company Umoove has launched its new program MindReset, an app designed to help users de-stress through short eye-tracking sessions. The software targets an individuals memory imaging system, displaying images that build on life events that have left emotional scars. Continuous exposure to these events can trigger emotional responses, leading to mental health problems. Umoove saw an opportunity to alleviate stress using eye-tracking technology, providing a new approach to mental wellness. The app, developed in partnership with mental wellness coach Matt Hudson, uses eye-tracking technology to interrupt the connection to subconscious distressing images, resulting in immediate recovery from stress, depression, anxiety, and other conditions. Umoove plans to release other programs in the future.
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Israeli tech tackles stress and anxiety
A new mobile app called MindReset, developed by Israeli company Umoove, has been released to the market. The app uses mobile eye tracking technology to reduce stress and anxiety in just 2 minutes. A test carried out on users wearing Garmin watches showed that over 90% of the users experienced a decrease in their daily average stress levels after using the app for just a few minutes a day. The apps impact was immediate, with significant drops in stress levels observed. The app aims to provide a simple and quick solution for stress reduction, especially in the current COVID-19 pandemic.
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Umoove: Bringing Advanced Reality Experiences with Innovative Face & Eye-Tracking Technology
Umoove is a software company that specializes in face and eye-tracking technology for mobile devices. Their technology has attracted the attention of major companies and has applications in healthcare, security, gaming, e-commerce, VR/AR, advertising, and automotive industries. Umooves DevicelessVR product allows users to experience VR-like content without a headset. The company was founded in 2010 and has developed its own mobile-focused technology for face and eye-tracking. The CEO, Yitzi Kempinski, is a self-taught engineer with expertise in computer vision. Umoove has received recognition from Forbes, Inc, and Forrester. The article discusses the future of AR/VR and the importance of innovation in overcoming challenges.
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From Eye-Tracking to Break-Up Monitoring, Love Tech Can Be the Next Big Thing
Uri Adoni, a partner at Jerusalem Venture Partners (JVP), has spoken about the potential of LoveTech businesses. Speaking at an event by Calcalist and Leumitech, Adoni highlighted the potential of eye-tracking technology by Israeli start-up Umoove to measure interest during dates. He also mentioned Personity, a JVP portfolio company, which has developed software that analyses social media photos and provides personality assessments. Adoni suggested that this could be valuable for dating sites. LeumiTech CEO Yifat Oron also spoke about the potential for future matchmaking technologies, suggesting that couples could be matched based on genetic compatibility.
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The Eyes Have It: Umoove Offers Eye Tracking for All
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Eye-Tracking Tech Will Be Open to iPhones and Other Devices
Israeli start-up uMoove has developed eye- and head-tracking technology for smartphones and tablets. The company plans to offer its software tool kit to device makers like Apple and software developers to integrate the technology into their applications. uMoove believes that making the technology available to a wide range of mobile products is crucial for its success. The tool kit will initially work with Apples iOS and Googles Android software systems. Applications using eye- and head-tracking can transform the way people interact with their devices, and the technology was initially developed to assist disabled persons. uMoove has been collaborating with large device manufacturers and received $2 million in financing last year.
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