Barbados-based Evolution Optiks launched the OcuRay startup, which is currently based at the John McEnroe Tennis Academy. But the beginning of tennis is only – the technology is being developed for use in all sports where it is important to track the movement of a ball or a variable object. Simply put, FalconFrames glasses should improve the user’s neurovisual skills.
The principle of operation of the glasses is based on the distraction of the user during the training itself with the help of special signals. For this purpose, the upper part of the frame has been removed from the glasses, and a strip of LEDs of different colors runs along the entire lower part. The task can be formulated as “look at the red light when it turns on randomly” or “uses peripheral vision to count the blinks of the LED.” Finally, you can just randomly blink LEDs in front of the heavyweight’s eyes, preventing him from playing – this will train you well.
The posts are turned on via a Bluetooth smartphone, which proves their full operability x surveillance eye sensor. In the future, the goggles will be connected to the video surveillance system on the court, which tracks the movement of my cup. FalconFrames will then be able to input this data with its own measurements and more accurately determine user actions.
The date of creation of commercial glasses VERS and FalconFrames is unknown, the price is assumed to be in the range of several hundred dollars.
Source: Tech Cult
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