Empower your child to read with confidence
Our method trains and improves reading speed and concentration, all while watching streamed content in VR.
Simple, effective, and engaging training.
Does your child struggle to read?
Seeing your child struggle with reading can be tough, especially when they’re trying hard but still fall behind.
How well a child’s eyes work together plays a crucial role in their reading journey. Issues like skipping lines or eye fatigue might actually stem from poor eye coordination.
Eye coordination is how well both eyes work together to help your child easily follow words on a page. When their eyes aren’t in sync, reading can feel harder and more tiring.
For children with reading challenges, dyslexia, or ADHD, this struggle is even greater, impacting reading fluency, comprehension, confidence, and school performance.
Transform reading struggles into a fun experience
Imvi’s science-backed training program combines training and fun by letting your child enjoy their favorite shows in VR while improving their eye coordination.
With just 15 minutes a day, 4 times a week, your child can train their eyes to work seamlessly with their brain, enhancing focus and reading fluency.
The results?
- No more skipping words while reading.
- A newfound excitement for books and learning.
- Boosted confidence in school and everyday life.
For children with reading difficulties
We have helped children and teens from 7 years and up improve reading speed and concentration by training their eye coordination.
Three easy steps to train
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In the Imvi app, your child chooses the content they want to watch, before placing the phone in the VR glasses.
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Next, they put on the VR goggles and calibrate their training session. This step helps measure your child’s progress.
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Now they can relax and enjoy 15 minutes of watching movies, while strengthening their eye coordination!
Hear children and teens share their Imvi experience.
FAQs
We have trained over 4,000 people, and more than 99% of those who completed the training have experienced improved binocular vision and faster reading speed.
Binocular vision training is risk-free.
However, individuals with visible strabismus, amblyopia, those who wear prismatic glasses, or who experience double vision after a stroke, concussion, or post-COVID should consult with us or their optometrist before starting training.
