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US 2003/0211449 A1Published application
Visual performance evaluation and training system
OwnerBarry L. Seiller, Kathleen S. Puchalskiinventors
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Abstract
A program for self-evaluating and training a user's visual skills. The program including a plurality of evaluation and training exercises. The program being designed to run on a computer having a color monitor.
Claims56
A visual training system comprising:
- a software program on a computer readable medium for use with a computer and a monitor, the program having a first routine for evaluating at least one visual skill of a user and assigning an appraisal to that evaluated at least one visual skill, a second routine for training that at least one skill, and a third routine for guiding the user through the use of the first routine and the second routine to evaluate and train the user's at least one visual skill.
A visual evaluation and training system for improving upon a user's visual skills comprising:
- a program for operation on a computer, the program including a first routine for testing a plurality of visual skills of the user and for assigning an appraisal for each visual skill tested and a second routine for exercising at least one of the user's tested visual skills.
A method of assessing and training a user's vision comprising the steps of:
- providing a computer program having a routine for assessing visual skills and a routine for training visual skills;
- assessing a user's visual skills with the assessing routine;
- assigning a first appraisal value for the user's visual skills in response to the assessing;
- training the user's visual skills with the routine for training visual skills;
- reassessing the user's visual skills with the assessing routine;
- and,
- assigning a second appraisal for the user's visual skills in response to the reassessing.
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A method of assessing and training a user's visual skills comprising the steps of:
- providing a computer with a monitor for the user;
- providing a computer program for use with the computer, the computer program having a first routine for assessing at least one visual skill, a second routine for training the at least one visual skill and a third routine for tracking the progress of the training of the at least one visual skill;
- and,
- providing the user means for interacting with the computer in response to images generated by the computer program onto the monitor.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.