Device and method for designated hemispheric programming

• US 20040161730A1
• Filed: 02/19/2003
• Published: 08/19/2004
• Est. Priority Date: 02/19/2003
• Status: Abandoned Application

• Current Assignee: John F. Urman
• Original Assignee: John F. Urman
• Inventors: Urman, John F.
• Application Number:
  US10/367,856
• Publication Number:
  US 20040161730A1
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• US Class Current: 434/236
• CPC Class Codes: G09B 19/00 Teaching not covered by other main groups of this subclass teaching or practice apparatus for gun-aiming or gun-laying F41G3/26

Abstract

A system for delivering information to a user'"'"'s eyes and ears such that the information is processed most efficiently or effectively by the human brain. The system includes a field-of-view inhibiting mechanism, an audio mechanism, and a program of information formatted in accordance with left and right brain theory.

Claims

1. A system for presenting information to a user such that the user'"'"'s distinct left and right brain functions will be optimally used to process the information, the system comprising:

a program of visual information preformatted in accordance with left and right brain function theory;

means for presenting said program of visual information to the user; and

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a field of view inhibiting apparatus utilized by the user to ensure said program'"'"'s visual information is viewed by the user for optimum left and right brain function.

2. The system of claim 1 wherein said means for presenting said program'"'"'s visual information includes a display screen having a left portion for displaying information intended to be processed by the user'"'"'s right brain, and a right portion for displaying information intended to be processed by the user'"'"'s left brain.

3. The system of claim 2 wherein said field of view inhibiting apparatus further comprises:

a horizontal brow element having a first end, a second end, and a central portion;

a nosepiece attached to said horizontal brow element at said central portion;

a left vane element pivotally attached on a vertical axis to said central portion of said brow element, said left vane element angularly adjustable to block the view of the user'"'"'s left eye to the information displayed on said right portion of said display screen; and

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a right vane element pivotally attached on a vertical axis to said central portion of said brow element, said right vane element angularly adjustable to block the view of the user'"'"'s right eye to the information displayed on said left portion of said display screen.

4. The system of claim 3 wherein said field of view inhibiting apparatus further comprises a left support arm attached to said brow element at said first end and a right support arm attached to said brow element at said second end.

5. The system of claim 1 wherein said field of view inhibiting apparatus further comprises:

a horizontal brow element having a first end, a second end, and a central portion;

a nosepiece attached to said horizontal brow element at said central portion;

a left vane element pivotally attached on a vertical axis to said central portion of said brow element, said left vane element angularly adjustable to block the view of the user'"'"'s left eye to the information displayed on said right portion of said display screen; and

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a right vane element pivotally attached on a vertical axis to said central portion of said brow element, said right vane element angularly adjustable to block the view of the user'"'"'s right eye to the information displayed on said left portion of said display screen.

6. The system of claim 5 wherein said field of view inhibiting apparatus further comprises a left support arm attached to said brow element at said first end and a right support arm attached to said brow element at said second end.

7. The system of claim 1 further comprising:

a program of audio information preformatted in accordance with left and right brain function theory; and

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means for presenting said program of audio information.

8. The system of claim 7 wherein said means for presenting said program of audio information comprises a stereo audio means.

9. The system of claim 8 wherein said stereo audio means comprises left and right earpieces worn by the user to ensure said program of audio information is heard by the user for optimum left and right brain function.

10. The system of claim 7 wherein said means for presenting said program'"'"'s visual information includes a display screen having a left portion for displaying information intended to be processed by the user'"'"'s right brain, and a right portion for displaying information intended to be processed by the user'"'"'s left brain.

11. The system of claim 10 wherein said field of view inhibiting apparatus further comprises:

a horizontal brow element having a first end, a second end, and a central portion;

a nosepiece attached to said horizontal brow element at said central portion;

a left vane element pivotally attached on a vertical axis to said central portion of said brow element, said left vane element angularly adjustable to block the view of the user'"'"'s left eye to the information displayed on said right portion of said display screen; and

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a right vane element pivotally attached on a vertical axis to said central portion of said brow element, said right vane element angularly adjustable to block the view of the user'"'"'s right eye to the information displayed on said left portion of said display screen.

12. The system of claim 11 wherein said field of view inhibiting apparatus further comprises a left support arm attached to said brow element at said first end and a right support arm attached to said brow element at said second end.

13. The system of claim 7 wherein said field of view inhibiting apparatus further comprises:

a horizontal brow element having a first end, a second end, and a central portion;

a nosepiece attached to said horizontal brow element at said central portion;

a left vane element pivotally attached on a vertical axis to said central portion of said brow element, said left vane element angularly adjustable to block the view of the user'"'"'s left eye to the information displayed on said right portion of said display screen; and

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a right vane element pivotally attached on a vertical axis to said central portion of said brow element, said right vane element angularly adjustable to block the view of the user'"'"'s right eye to the information displayed on said left portion of said display screen.

14. The system of claim 13 wherein said field of view inhibiting apparatus further comprises a left support arm attached to said brow element at said first end and a right support arm attached to said brow element at said second end.

15. A method for presenting information to a user such that the user'"'"'s distinct left and right brain functions will be optimally used to process the information, comprising the steps of:

providing a program of visual information preformatted in accordance with left and right brain function theory;

presenting said program of visual information to the user; and

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providing a field of view inhibiting apparatus for use by the user to ensure said program'"'"'s visual information is viewed for optimum left and right brain function.

16. The method of claim 15 wherein providing said program of visual information includes the additional steps of:

selecting a first set of visual attributes to best optimize left brain processing;

selecting a second set of visual attributes to best optimize right brain processing;

formatting left visual information in accordance with said first set of visual attributes;

formatting right visual information in accordance with said second set of visual attributes; and

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arranging said left and right visual information to be synchronous, synonymous or asynchronous with respect to each other in accordance with left and right brain function theory.

17. The method of claim 16 wherein said visual attributes are chosen from general attributes, descriptive attributes, and temporal attributes.

18. The method of claim 15 including the additional steps of:

providing a program of audio information preformatted in accordance with left and right brain function theory; and

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presenting said program of audio information.

19. The method of claim 18 wherein providing said program of audio information includes the additional steps of:

selecting a first set of audio attributes to best optimize left brain processing;

selecting a second set of audio attributes to best optimize right brain processing;

formatting left audio information in accordance with said first set of audio attributes;

formatting right audio information in accordance with said second set of audio attributes; and

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arranging said left and right audio information to be synchronous, synonymous or asynchronous with respect to each other in accordance with left and right brain function theory.

20. The method of claim 15 wherein presenting said program of visual information includes the additional steps of:

providing a display screen having left and right portions;

selecting a centerline separation between the left and right portions to enhance the user'"'"'s receptivity of visual information;

displaying on the left portion of the display screen information intended to be processed by the user'"'"'s right brain; and

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displaying on the right portion of the display screen information intended to be processed by the user'"'"'s left brain.

21. The method of claim 20 including the additional step of:

angularly adjusting the field of view inhibiting apparatus such that the user'"'"'s left eye cannot view the right portion of the display screen and the user'"'"'s right eye cannot view the left side of the display screen.

22. A method for presenting information to a user such that the user'"'"'s distinct left and right brain functions will be optimally used to process the information, comprising the steps of:

A. providing a program of visual information preformatted in accordance with left and right brain function theory, including the steps of;

selecting a first set of visual attributes to best optimize left brain processing;

selecting a second set of visual attributes to best optimize right brain processing;

formatting left visual information in accordance with said first set of visual attributes;

formatting right visual information in accordance with said second set of visual attributes;

arranging said left and right visual information to be synchronous, synonymous or asynchronous with respect to each other in accordance with left and right brain function theory;

B. presenting said program of visual information to the user including the steps of;

providing a display screen having left and right portions;

selecting a centerline separation between the left and right portions to enhance the user'"'"'s receptivity of visual information;

displaying on the left portion of the display screen information intended to be processed by the user'"'"'s right brain;

displaying on the right portion of the display screen information intended to be processed by the user'"'"'s left brain;

C. providing a field of view inhibiting apparatus for use by the user to ensure said program'"'"'s visual information is viewed for optimum left and right brain function; and

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D. angulary adjusting the field of view inhibiting apparatus such that the user'"'"'s left eye cannot view the right portion of the display screen and the user'"'"'s right eye cannot view the left side of the display screen.

23. The method of claim 22 including the additional steps of:

A. providing a program of audio information preformatted in accordance with left and right brain function theory including the steps of;

selecting a first set of audio attributes to best optimize left brain processing;

selecting a second set of audio attributes to best optimize right brain processing;

formatting left audio information in accordance with said first set of audio attributes;

formatting right audio information in accordance with said second set of audio attributes;

arranging said left and right audio information to be synchronous, synonymous or asynchronous with respect to each other in accordance with left and right brain function theory; and

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B. presenting said program of audio information.