Observed arrival · 2026-09-13
SteadyGaze Keeps Vestibular Exercises Off the Screen
An iPhone app that uses AirPods audio to coach gaze-stabilization exercises while the user keeps looking at a real-world target.
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The described workflow moves the phone out of the exercise: users select a wall target, insert AirPods, and follow audio cues while standing, marching, or walking. The site says the AirPods sensor samples head movement at 25 readings per second and distinguishes pace with different tones. It also describes session records for repetitions, peak head speed, range of motion, time on pace, and a before-and-after dizziness measure.
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