The present disclosure describes the clinical workflow, method, apparatus and system of an on demand artificial intelligence visual screening and visual field screening system that incorporates a display simulator cockpit frame system inside a booth, kiosk, or exam room with machine learning and telemedicine capabilities. According to various embodiments, an artificial intelligent, physical or virtual assistant may help in the screening process of the patient, and an eye doctor via telemedicine may connect to the computers in display simulator cockpit system to perform necessary medical consultations, visual examination or screenings via the display simulator cockpit frame set-up display system. Where an on demand health care provider via remote administration tool technology, remote screen sharing and remote control software control the medical equipment, provide medical consultations and medical examination to a patient from anywhere in the world via cellphone wireless networks or wifi to interconnect both systems.

The present disclosure describes the clinical workflow, method, apparatus and system of an on demand artificial intelligence visual screening and visual field screening system that incorporates a display simulator cockpit frame system inside a booth, kiosk, or exam room with machine learning and telemedicine capabilities. According to various embodiments, an artificial intelligent, physical or virtual assistant may help in the screening process of the patient, and an eye doctor via telemedicine may connect to the computers in display simulator cockpit system to perform necessary medical consultations, visual examination or screenings via the display simulator cockpit frame set-up display system. Where an on demand health care provider via remote administration tool technology, remote screen sharing and remote control software control the medical equipment, provide medical consultations and medical examination to a patient from anywhere in the world via cellphone wireless networks or wifi to interconnect both systems.

An apparatus for quantifying ocular dominance of a subject, including at least one display for providing a first image representing a first target to a first eye of the subject, and for providing a second image representing a second target to a second eye of the subject, and a control unit to control the at least one display.

An apparatus for quantifying ocular dominance of a subject, including at least one display for providing a first image representing a first target to a first eye of the subject, and for providing a second image representing a second target to a second eye of the subject, and a control unit to control the at least one display.

Method of calibrating a computerised colour vision test and method of testing colour vision on a computer The invention relates to a method of calibrating a colour vision test for testing colour vision under given ambient lighting conditions, which colour vision test is to be displayed on a colour display (12) of a computer (10) having at least one input interface (14), characterised by displaying a calibration test on the display (12) under given ambient lighting conditions to a person with normal colour vision before starting the colour vision test, displaying within at least one measuring region (31) of the display (12) a colour determination task requiring user input as a part of the calibration test, reading the user input through at least one input interface (14) of the computer (10), evaluating the read user input and determining as a result of the evaluation a display error resulting from a combination of a colour reproduction capability of the display (12) and an effect of the ambient lighting conditions on colour vision, and determining a modification to the colour vision test from the display error that corrects the colour vision test with respect to the display error. The invention further relates to a method of testing colour vision using the calibration method, as well as to a computer and computer program configured for performing such methods. The invention further relates to a colour discrimination test, to a colour identification test and to a combination of the two tests.

A vision stimulation platform is designed for stimulation of brain pathways and retinal cells for vision training and enhancement. Modules of eye exercises are provided to a user, where each module includes an ordered sequence of eye exercises to be performed by the user. The eye exercises comprise one or more screens showing an animated display for the user to view for a time period less than a threshold time (e.g., 10 seconds). The animated display has a color, movement, or pattern designed to stimulate a specific visual pathway of the brain or the retina of the user, and the set of displays is designed to achieve a purpose (e.g., eye relaxation, vision precision, stroke treatment, etc.). At least one of the eye exercises comprises an interactive portion for the user to interact with one or more items on the screen to test the motor cortex of the user.

A vision stimulation platform is designed for stimulation of brain pathways and retinal cells for vision training and enhancement. Modules of eye exercises are provided to a user, where each module includes an ordered sequence of eye exercises to be performed by the user. The eye exercises comprise one or more screens showing an animated display for the user to view for a time period less than a threshold time (e.g., 10 seconds). The animated display has a color, movement, or pattern designed to stimulate a specific visual pathway of the brain or the retina of the user, and the set of displays is designed to achieve a purpose (e.g., eye relaxation, vision precision, stroke treatment, etc.). At least one of the eye exercises comprises an interactive portion for the user to interact with one or more items on the screen to test the motor cortex of the user.

Disclosed is a device for providing visual perceptual training including an output module and a controller that controls the output module such that the output module outputs an instruction message informing a trainee of a rule related to visual perceptual training, provides a training session for the visual perceptual training, and stores a result in the training session for evaluating cognitive ability of the trainee, wherein the controller may, in the training session, control the output module such that the output module sequentially displays visual objects, check a type of a response of the trainee, determine whether the checked response is correct according to the rule including the first condition and the second condition based on the attribute of the visual object, the display order of the visual object, and the type of the checked response, and output a feedback indicating that the checked response is correct.

Disclosed is a device for providing visual perceptual training including an output module and a controller that controls the output module such that the output module outputs an instruction message informing a trainee of a rule related to visual perceptual training, provides a training session for the visual perceptual training, and stores a result in the training session for evaluating cognitive ability of the trainee, wherein the controller may, in the training session, control the output module such that the output module sequentially displays visual objects, check a type of a response of the trainee, determine whether the checked response is correct according to the rule including the first condition and the second condition based on the attribute of the visual object, the display order of the visual object, and the type of the checked response, and output a feedback indicating that the checked response is correct.

A system and a process are provided for evaluating subliminal pixel patterns and identifying trigger patterns, which are pixel patterns that trigger a response in subjects exposed to the pattern. Each pixel pattern is embedded in a digital video or a digital still image. Pixel patterns that are found to induce reactions in subjects are identified as trigger patterns and are flagged for re-testing. Re-tested trigger patterns that repeatably induce reactions are identified as positive trigger patterns and are studied further. Variations are made to a positive trigger pattern to determine whether small changes can affect how a subject responds when exposed to that positive trigger pattern. A positive trigger pattern is evaluated to determine whether it can induce an emotional, a physical, and/or a behavioral change in the subjects and, if so, the positive trigger pattern is applied to a real-world situation.