New Jersey Institute of Technology

Mitchell Scheiman

Tara Lynn Alvarez

John Vito D'Antonio-Bertagnolli

Chang Yaramothu

Robert Gioia

Exemplary embodiments relate to systems, methods, and apparatus to objectively assess binocular dysfunction for screening, diagnoses, and evaluation of vision/oculomotor function before, during, and after various forms of therapeutic interventions. Systems and methods diagnose and assess binocular dysfunction objectively and automatically, can render a visual stimulus on one or more displays, and can control accommodative and proximal vergence stimulation of a user's eyes.

Method, system and apparatus for diagnostic assessment and screening of binocular dysfunctions

Exemplary embodiments of the present disclosure relate to systems, methods, and apparatus for vision therapy. In exemplary embodiments a visual therapy game can be rendered on one or more displays and the visual therapy game can be controlled by eye movements of the user. Visual stimuli incorporated in the visual therapy game can be rendered to facilitate vergence eye movements for the treatment of binocular dysfunctions.

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Bala Cynwyd, PA, United States of America

Mitchell Scheiman