Apparatus and method for the treatment of computer vision syndrome
OwnerGeorge H. Kaplan, Timothy R. Neeinventors
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Apparatus and method for the treatment of computer vision syndrome using a computer including a screen, a processor, memory and an I/O device. A set of instructions for the computer that includes programs for conducting hand-eye exercises in preselected sequences are loaded into the computer and run. Alternately, a pair of hand wands having a handle at one end and an LED light positioned on the other end are held by a user in front of the computer and a plurality of slap switches having means for detachably attaching the slap switches to a surface are positioned relative to the user and the computer. The user through the use of the slap switches and the hand wands carry out sequences of exercises that will rehabilitate the user regarding computer vision syndrome. The results of the exercises are communicated wirelessly from the hand wands and the slap switches to the computer.
Apparatus for the treatment of computer vision syndrome comprising:
An apparatus for treating computer vision syndrome, comprising:
An apparatus for treating computer vision syndrome, comprising:
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