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Since concussions are typically diagnosed through self-reported symptoms, subtle symptoms can often be missed. So, doctors at NewYork-Presbyterian and Columbia Orthopedics have designed an AI- powered headset that can detect eye and neck movements that might otherwise be missed.

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