Grisham et al. (2007) studied 461 American high school students (mean age 15.4 years) identified as poor readers. Although only 17% had impaired visual acuity, 80% showed significant deficits in visual skills that affect reading—particularly synapse, or eye coordination, including convergence and focusing.
The study shows that standard syntheses do not capture these problems, and that many students with reading difficulties actually have completely normal visual acuity – one eye at a time – but difficulty coordinating both eyes when reading.
This is how our training works:
Stream your favorite series in VR
Train easily by watching content via the Imvis app.
Workout while streaming your favorite shows
Through the app you choose what type of content you want to watch. We currently support content from Youtube, SVT Play, Binogi, UR Play and content directly from your phone's camera roll.
Train your consensus
The app makes the image swing from right to left, but you perceive it as an image.
You watch series -
Our App does the rest
The training focuses on improving the brain's control of the eyes for better eye coordination. This improves blood flow and oxygenation of the brain, which increases reading speed, reading endurance and concentration.
Follow your progress
In the app you can easily follow your progress and get tips for continued training.
Personalized tips based on your progress
In the app you can follow your or your children's development and results. We offer free accounts for parents to monitor their children's progress! After completing the training, you will receive personal recommendations for further training based on your results and progress.