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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Nov. 29, 2011
Filed:
Apr. 30, 2010
Jeremy Cooperstock, Westmount, CA (US);
Thang Long to, Montreal, CA;
Jeff Blum, Montreal, CA;
Robert F. Hess, Montreal, CA;
Benjamin Simon Thompson, Auckland, NZ;
Jeremy Cooperstock, Westmount, CA (US);
Thang Long To, Montreal, CA;
Jeff Blum, Montreal, CA;
Robert F. Hess, Montreal, CA;
Benjamin Simon Thompson, Auckland, NZ;
McGill University, Montreal, Quebec, CA;
Abstract
This invention is a game platform for the assessment and/or treatment of disorders of binocular vision, such as amblyopia. The game content is devised to maximize the possible therapeutic effects by leveraging advanced research in ophthalmology, as well as advanced display technology to render images independently to each eye. In particular, the game content engages both eyes at different levels of difficulty, forcing an amblyopic eye to work harder to regain its performance in the visual system. The invention herein described provides a mobile device, capable of interaction with an eye care specialist, for the assessment/treatment of binocular vision using innovative mechanisms for ensuring proper use thereof.