Multi-Touch Display And Input For Vision Testing And Training
First Claim
1. A method for receiving an input to a sensory test by way of a touch-screen device having memory and a processor, the method comprising:
- receiving instructions by way of a wireless communication protocol from a sensory testing and training device, wherein the instructions are comprised of a command to display a graphical element on the touch-screen device;
displaying the graphical element on a display surface of the touch-screen device;
receiving an input from a subject in the form of a physical contact between the subject and the display surface of the touch screen-device, wherein the input is in response to a sensory test or a sensory training activity; and
communicating the input to the sensory training device utilizing the wireless communication protocol.
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Abstract
The present invention provides systems and methods for receiving an input to a sensory test or training activity by way of a touch-screen device. The touch-screen device receives instructions by way of a wireless communication protocol from a sensory testing and training device. The instructions may be comprised of a command to display a graphical element on the touch-screen device. As a result, the touch-screen device displays the graphical element on a display surface of the touch-screen device. Further, an input may be received from a subject in the form of a physical contact between the subject and the display surface of the touch-screen device. The input may be in response to a sensory test or a sensory training activity. Additionally, the touch-screen device communicates the input to the sensory training device utilizing a wireless communication protocol. In an additional embodiment, the touch-screen device provides feedback to a user.
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20 Claims
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1. A method for receiving an input to a sensory test by way of a touch-screen device having memory and a processor, the method comprising:
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receiving instructions by way of a wireless communication protocol from a sensory testing and training device, wherein the instructions are comprised of a command to display a graphical element on the touch-screen device; displaying the graphical element on a display surface of the touch-screen device; receiving an input from a subject in the form of a physical contact between the subject and the display surface of the touch screen-device, wherein the input is in response to a sensory test or a sensory training activity; and communicating the input to the sensory training device utilizing the wireless communication protocol. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
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11. A sensory testing and training system comprising:
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a sensory testing and training device having a processor and memory for facilitating a sensory test or a sensory training activity, wherein the sensory testing and training device is comprised of a wireless communication component for communicating with a touch-screen device; and the touch-screen device having a processor and memory for receiving an input from a subject in response to the sensory test or sensory training activity, wherein the touch-screen device is functional to communicate wirelessly with the sensory testing and training device. - View Dependent Claims (12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18)
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19. One or more computer-readable media having computer-executable instructions embodied thereon for wirelessly receiving an input in response to a sensory training activity from a subject at a touch-screen device, the method comprising:
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on a display moveably mounted to a sensory testing and training device, displaying a graphical element used in the sensory training activity; receiving the input from the subject at the touch-screen device, wherein the input is a directional indication as determined from a physical contact between the subject and the touch-screen device within about 15 degrees of an orthogonal axis of the touch-screen device; determining a command based on the input; processing the command; and communicating a feedback to the touch-screen device, wherein the feedback is processed by the touch-screen device to provide visual, audible, or tactile feedback to the subject in response to the input. - View Dependent Claims (20)
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