Neuroptics Inc. Anisocoria Monitoring Patent US12605066B2 Granted April 21 2026
Summary
The USPTO granted patent US12605066B2 to Neuroptics, Inc. on April 21, 2026, covering methods, systems, and devices for monitoring anisocoria and asymmetry of pupillary reaction to stimulus. The patent discloses synchronized recording and display of bilateral pupil response images in response to the same stimulus. The patent contains 3 claims and spans multiple CPC classifications including A61B 3/112, A61B 3/14, and related medical device and healthcare informatics categories.
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The USPTO granted patent US12605066B2 to Neuroptics, Inc. for a computer program and system that records synchronized sequential images of left and right pupil responses to the same stimulus and displays them with aligned centers on a screen. The patent covers the technical method of simultaneous bilateral pupillary response recording and comparative display.
Medical device manufacturers and healthcare technology companies developing ophthalmic diagnostic equipment or pupillometry systems should review the patent's claims for potential licensing considerations or freedom-to-operate analysis. The patent's broad CPC classification coverage spanning A61B medical diagnosis categories and G16H healthcare informatics may have implications for digital health and AI-assisted diagnostic device developers.
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Methods, systems, and devices for monitoring anisocoria and asymmetry of pupillary reaction to stimulus
Grant US12605066B2 Kind: B2 Apr 21, 2026
Assignee
Neuroptics, Inc.
Inventors
Kamran Siminou, Claudio Privitera
Abstract
A computer program is disclosed for performing the following method: recording images of a response of a left pupil to a stimulus thereby resulting in a first set of sequential images; recording images of a response of a right pupil to the same stimulus at the same time as the first images were recorded, thereby resulting in a second set of sequential images; displaying on a display simultaneously the first set of images and the second set of image, wherein the two sets of images are synchronized, and wherein a center of the left pupil of each image from the first set of sequential images is aligned with a center of the right pupil from the second set of sequential images on the display.
CPC Classifications
A61B 3/112 A61B 3/0025 A61B 3/14 A61B 3/11 A61B 3/0058 A61B 3/145 A61B 3/0091 A61B 3/113 A61B 2560/0431 A61B 3/0041 A61B 5/031 A61B 3/0083 A61B 5/1103 A61B 5/1128 A61B 5/4064 A61B 5/4076 A61B 5/4836 A61B 5/4845 A61B 5/7264 A61B 3/185 A61B 17/02 A61B 3/0008 A61B 3/0033 A61B 3/0075 A61B 3/024 G16H 30/40 G16H 40/63 G16H 50/20
Filing Date
2022-09-29
Application No.
17955675
Claims
3
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