We have answered the most common questions about NystaVision for you.
What is NystaVision?
NystaVision is a medical imaging system that records eye movements with special goggles and cameras to identify the source of dizziness and vertigo. It provides the clinician with an objective, replayable and archivable image.
Which devices and cameras does it work with?
It works with Videofrenzel goggles and high-resolution infrared cameras. RTSP network cameras and webcams connected to the computer are also supported; multiple cameras can be viewed at once on a single screen.
Do I need an internet connection?
An internet connection is required during installation and about every 7 days for regular licence verification. Otherwise, the application works offline.
Will recording stop if my licence expires during an examination?
No. Even if the licence expires during an ongoing examination, recording is not interrupted; it continues until the examination is safely completed. And even if your licence expires completely, you can still open and export your existing recordings (read-only mode).
Where are recordings stored, and can they be reviewed later?
Recordings are stored on your own computer. Each camera is recorded at its native resolution; recordings can later be reviewed, exported and archived.
Which operating systems does it run on?
NystaVision runs on Windows, macOS and Linux operating systems.
How can I obtain NystaVision?
You can obtain it by purchasing a licence. Get in touch via the contact form; once you have your licence, you can download the application by following the steps on the Download page.
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