
Eye-tracking research & clinical practice
Professor Dr. Fouad Al-Shaban
Autism: A New Perspective on Assessment — From Eye-Tracking Research to Clinical Practice.
Autism i-Track · Sponsored by MediBay™A focused conversation about autism assessment, eye-tracking research and clearer pathways for families, with a live demonstration of Autism i-Track.
Invitation-only round-table. Attendance must be confirmed by the organiser.
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Autism: Reducing Uncertainty, Supporting Families is an invitation-only round-table on Friday, 6 November 2026, 10:00–14:00 UK time, at Usher Engage Conference Room, Usher Building, Edinburgh.
The film introduces Professor Dr. Fouad Al-Shaban, Iman Ghazal and Professor Federico Baffetti, followed by discussion topics and an Autism i-Track demonstration. It closes with Laila Cremona’s contact details.
The discussion brings together eye-tracking research, clinical practice and trust in healthcare technology, with a live i-Track demonstration and opportunities for questions. Attendance is invitation-only.

Eye-tracking research & clinical practice
Autism: A New Perspective on Assessment — From Eye-Tracking Research to Clinical Practice.
Autism i-Track · Sponsored by MediBay™
Live demonstration
Autism i-Track in action — the process and hands-on experience.
Autism i-Track · Sponsored by MediBay™
Trust in healthcare technology
Data security, privacy and compliance in the assessment pathway.
Autism i-Track · Sponsored by MediBay™A discussion of the first steps in assessment, the experience of families and how research can inform clinical pathways.
From research observations to the clinical conversation.
Making the next step clearer for people and families.
A live demonstration with time for questions.
Laila Cremona · Founder · MediBay
2nd Floor, East Neighbourhood, Usher Building
hello@mymedibay.com
The venue is the Usher Building, not Usher Hall. Contact the organiser about access or communication requirements.