Background

The "General Training" is a classic exercise to improve eye movements. Even before computers, eye training was done with people in a similar way. At that time, various numbers, letters or objects of different sizes were placed on a wall and an instructor carried out the training. The instructor had to find a specific object. He was only allowed to move his eyes and not his head. After the object was found, he had to find a new object suggested by the instructor. In the computer age, this exercise can now also be carried out somewhat more easily and without an instructor on the computer at home. Of course, the complete training should be discussed and accompanied by a specialist, but now an instructor no longer has to spend time constantly doing the exercise. Once instructed, all exercises of Oculy are designed in such a way that they can also be performed independently.
Due to the Easy mode, this exercise can also be performed by older people, for example. In this mode, the target object to be searched for is clearly displayed so that it should be relatively easy to find.