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1.18.2010 Dynavision Donated to High School Performance Enterprises has donated a Dynavision to Bill Crothers High School in Unionville, Ontario
More..08.03.2009 A Call for Papers Interested in posting any research papers using the Dynavision? Please contact us.
More..4.15.2009 Now Lease Your D2™ *Sports Model Only* Performance Enterprises has now linked up with with Med One Capital to offer a lease option...
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www.visabilities.com Dynavision™ D2
Discover Dynavision, the light-training reaction device, developed to train sensory motor integration through the visual system. The increased ability to receive visual stimuli,mentally process this information, then react to it with a motor response, has vast implications for human performance. Designed for high performance athletics/police-military training, it was soon discovered as an incredible rehabilitation training tool for head-injuries, visual field-deficit, post-stroke recovery, driver-training, and evergrowing research driven projects. Originally the popular Dynavision 2000 we now move into the future with the new D2. Please explore the site and watch for new features and updates as the DynaVision D2 sets new standards!
D2
The VISUO-MOTOR REACTION device for REHABILITATION, HIGH-PERFORMANCE ATHLETICS LAW ENFORCEMENT AND MILITARY TRAINING! ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES FOR COGNITIVE AND MULTI-LEVEL PROCESSING,TRAINING and research!
Features
- LIGHTWEIGHT WITH 48" BY 48" WORKING AREA WITH BI-COLORED LIGHTS FLASHING BOTH RED AND GREEN
- 24" AUTOMATIC HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT
- FULLY COMPUTERIZED - YOUR CONTROL PANEL IS AN ACTUAL TOUCH-SCREEN COMPUTER
- VASTLY IMPROVED TACTILE FEEL
- SYSTEM DOWN-LOADABLE UPGRADES
- COMING SOON - CENTER TACHISTOSCOPE SCREEN HAS EXPANDED FROM NUMBER FLASH ONLY TO A GUI (Graphic User Interface) FOR WORDS, SHAPES AND OBJECT FLASH CAPABILITIES
- FLASHES RED OR GREEN LIGHTS OR MIX EM UP!
Testimonial
Our rehabilitation hospital purchased a Dynavision™ 3 years ago. The Dynavision has proven to be invaluable in our Occupational Therapy Department for training visual compensation, particularly visual field loss.
Jan Crye
