Jean Lorenceau, Svetlana Meyer, Arthur Portron, Jonathan Mirault - 03/04/2015
Work at the Laboratory of Perceptive Systems (ENS) with Svetlana, a student engineer team Julien Diard. This day focused on the alphabet meditation (numbers, letters and syllables) using different effectors (eye dominant hand, non-dominant hand, elbow).
Jean Lorenceau, Timothée Lenglet, Lucette Lacomblez, Jonathan Mirault, Marie Veyrat-Masson - 25/03/2015
Roundtable at the Pavilion Paul Castaigne to establish a schedule for the organization and distribution of tasks to the output of scientific papers related to the EOL project.
Jonathan Mirault, Marie Veyrat-Masson - 24/03/2015
Jonathan Mirault, Marie Veyrat-Masson - 20/02/2015
The company Pertech just sent us a new prototype of eye tracker (better technique and better ergonomics) for writing learning sessions with eyes.
Jean Lorenceau, Timothée Lenglet, Jonathan Mirault, Marie Veyrat-Masson, Alice Latimier, Marianne Haddad - 10/02/2015
In front of about 25 people who went in the demo room that Jean Lorenceau and 5 members of the team were able to present to the intensive care unit a new communication device (Selection of items, Keyboard & Writing Eye )
Jonathan MIRAULT, Michel Paysant, Olivier Herbez - 21/11/2014
Three students in design and architecture school took part in the first step in the writing process with eyes.
Jean Lorenceau, Marie Veyrat-Masson, Jonathan MIRAULT - 03/11/2014
Monday November 3rd, new patients were able to start the learning protocol illusion EOL to learn to write with eyes.
Jean Lorenceau, Jérôme Baujon - 14/10/2014
Jean Lorenceau and Jérôme Baujon had the opportunity to move forward together on computer software and development of gaze detection systems and presenting the illusion EOL.
Jean Lorenceau, Timothée Lenglet, Jérome Baujon, Julien Diard, Marie Veyrat-Masson, Jonathan MIRAULT, Arthur Portron - 14/10/2014
On Tuesday, October 14, 2014 held a presentation of the evolution of the EOL project [ANR TecSan (Technology and Health)]. In front of a group of delegates stakeholders by ANR, Jean Lorenceau presented the evolution of the project from its inception has the points made and the remaining point for further of this project. The presentation lasted 30 minutes followed by 15 minutes of questions.
Arthur Portron, Eric Boyer - 29/09/2014
In this part of the project co-led by Jean Lorenceau (ENS) and Frédéric Bevilaqua (IRCAM), Arthur Portron (ENS-PhD) and Eric Boyer (IRCAM-PhD) have passed the first group of 12 subjects. The principle of this experiment is to study the impact of the sound tracks at eye prosecution on the EOL build on the oculomotor learning.
Photo 1 (gauche) : Sujet 1 - Séance 1 - Suivi de cible (Symbole : cercle)
Photo 2 (droite) : Sujet 3 - Séance 4 - Suivi de cible (Symbole : infini)
[Note : en rouge la cible à suivre et en bleu la performance du sujet]
Michel Paysant - 03/07/2014
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Marie Veyrat-Masson, Jonathan Mirault & Jean Lorenceau - 24/06/2014
Already three patients began learning to write with his eyes.
Photo 1 : Patient during writing session
Photo 2 : The Eye Tracker Pertech who allows to record eye movements
Photo 3 : Experimenters Marie and Jonathan seen through the eyes of a patient
Jean Lorenceau, Jonathan Mirault, Marie Veyrat-Masson, Julien Diard, Lucette Lacomblez, Timothée Lenglet, Jérôme Baujon & Arthur Portron - 18/06/2014
This meeting provided an opportunity for the EOL project partners to present their progression. The adressed topics were: the launch of the patient's protocol in the therapeutic evaluation center of Pitié-Salpêtrière Hospital, the initiation and improvement of the new software of prototype eyetracking Pertech ®, the publications and progresses of the Julien Diard's team on automatic traces recognition, the latest research analysis of Jean Lorenceau's team, the advances on the art project "arabesque" led by Michel Paysant.
Jean Lorenceau, Karl gegenfurtner, Doris Braun, Pascal Mamassian & Jonathan Mirault - 16/06/2014
Jean Lorenceau, Frédéric Bevilacqua, Eric O. Boyer, Sylvain Hanneton, Arthur Portron, Jonathan Mirault & Marie Veyrat-Masson - 05/06/2014
The collaboration with the IRCAM's team enabled an optimal eye movements' sonorization. The audio feedback is modulated depending on the speed of the ocular pursuit performance, the occurrence of saccades and the eye blinks. It can be compared to the sound produced by a chalk on a blackboard. By audio feedback we expect to optimize the EOL learning process.
Jean Lorenceau, Jonathan Mirault & Marie Veyrat-Masson - 08/04/2014
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Jonathan Mirault - 08/04/2014
Using a 3D printer, Jonathan Mirault set up a motorized artificial eye device to reproduce the voluntary pursuit movements. This device will allow the team to study precisely the different parameters involved in the eye prusuit analysis.
Jean Lorenceau, Jonathan Mirault & Arthur Portron - 15/03/2014
For the brain's week at “Institut du Cerveau et de la Moelle”, Jean Lorenceau, Jonathan Mirault and Arthur Portron have installed a workshop for testing the EOL device. Therfore many candidates came to discover the device in live and to generate their first eye pursuit movements.
Jean Lorenceau & Michel Paysant - 12/03/2014
Inspired by draw experience and free expression, Michel Paysant developed a learning program for EOL device that aims to improve the artistic and emotional aspect of the device utilization.
Jean Lorenceau & Jonathan Mirault - 07/03/2014
There are plenty of applications for the EOL device. Herein, Jean Lorenceau et Jonathan Mirault have created a musical keyboard to generate music using eye gaze. Each icon corresponds to a note. By simply selecting, the eye can thus generate rhythm, sound and therefore a melody and music!
Jonathan Mirault, Marie Veyrat-Masson - 26/02/2014
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In order to introduce the EOL device to the largest number of people, a short film of a few minutes was shot. It will provide new users a way to discover the device before start the learning process.
Jonathan Mirault, Marie Veyrat-Masson & Arthur Portron - 03/02/2014
The EOL device has been continuously improved regarding its equipment, software and human aspects. Before welcoming the patients involved in the clinical research protocol of the TecSan project, all the device parameters are optimized.
Jonathan Mirault & Arthur Portron - 21/01/2014
Jean Lorenceau, Jonathan Mirault, Marie Veyrat-Masson & Arthur Portron - 08/01/2014
Jean Lorenceau's team moved from the “Institut du Cerveau et de la Moelle” to integrate the Department of Cognitive Studies at “Ecole Normale Supérieure”, at rue d'Ulm in Paris.
Jean Lorenceau, Michel Paysant, Sonia Caravaca, Timothée Lenglet, Lucette Lacomblez, Jérôme Baujon, Rodolphe Bildstein, Jonathan Mirault, Marie Veyrat-Masson & Arthur Portron (Absent : Julien Diard & Myriam Chanceaux)- 22/11/2013
Each ANR meeting allows all EOL project partners to meet, to share their progress and to establish the roadmap for carry out the research project.
Jean Lorenceau, Michel Paysant, Jonathan Mirault & Marie Veyrat-Masson - 15/11/2013
Michel Paysant brings his artistic expertise to improve the learning practices of the device.
Timothée Lenglet, Lucette Lacomblez, Marie Veyrat-Masson - 04/09/2013
The study of EOL device to ALS population will be held at Pavillon Paul Castaigne Pitié-Salpêtrière, in the Clinical Assessment Centre (CET).
A consultation room will be dedicated to the study of the device and will receive voluntary patients.
It will be set to maximize the comfort and the learning opportunities for the patients (comfortable and suitable chair, screen projector, possibility of hiding the light sources ...).
The small and lightweight device (laptop and eye-tracker) is easily integrated into the investigation place.
Timothée Lenglet, Marie Veyrat-Masson - 23/07/2013
This work meeting occurred in the Paul Castaigne's pavilion at Pitié-Salpêtrière Neurology Department.
It enabled significant progress on the training protocol drafting to eye-writing EOL device for ALS patients.
After rereading, this protocol will be submitted to the Direction de Recherche Clinique (DCR) and subsequently submitted to the Comité de Protection des Personnes, under the legal framework of all biomedical research.
This meeting provided an update on the progress of each of the parties since the meeting of March 4, 2013. Different participants APHP and CNRS were able to answer many questions related to experimental protocols, administrative project management and the implementation of devices. Afterwords, Jonathan and Marie briefly presented the results of control subjects and a first draft of the website, which was also very well received. At the end Julien and Vincent presented their work concerning the algorithm for recognition of characters written with the eyes.
Jean Lorenceau, Jérôme Baujon, Rodolphe Bildstein, Jonathan Mirault, Marie Veyrat-Masson - 29/06/2013
Robert Wurtz, Jean Lorenceau, Pierre Daye, Jonathan Mirault - 15/04/2013
