Information about Oculy
What does Oculy offer?
- 16 various exercises
- Various difficulty levels
- Mutiple statistical evaluations
- Free configuration test
- Customizable software (e.g. zoom or contrast mode)
- 14 days right of return
- Currently available in the following languages: Deutsch, Français, English, Español, Polski, Dutch & Italiano
What are saccades?
A saccade is one of the three eye movements. It is a fast and sudden eye movement in which the eye spontaneously targets an object, but no information acquisition takes place. When a text is read, the forward jumps of the eye are called saccades (Latin: jerky). It is also referred to as a "jump in the eye". Depending on the reading competency, you have different lengths, with eight to nine letters from one fixation to the next being classified as normal in reading research. In addition to the saccades there are two further eye movement patterns, the regressions and fixation.Quelle: http://wiki.infowiss.net/Sakkade
Why an visual training?
Oculy's exercises can help to awaken the potential of the eyes by solving various tasks on the computer. Here you can see an example of such a search task:
In this exercise, the user has to look for a random number on the screen with his eyes and then move the mouse over it. It must not move the head, so that the eyes make saccadic movements and are trained like this.
What do customers say?
Read more about how Oculy has helped people to become more independent and safe.«Easier walking and using the computer»
«I notice a significant improvement, especially during walking and using the computer.
This difference is confirmed by the integrated statistics function in the program. I can see my progress every day and am encouraged to continue training and improve even further.
The exercises are fun and the individual settings are useful and intuitive.» Mr. Kolly«No more problems with my daily activities»
«Thanks to Oculy I was able to resume my life as before: Driving, walking, sailing and working are possible again and I have no problems with my daily activities» Mrs. Schneeberger
