Television – Special applications
Patent
1994-05-12
1995-01-24
Chin, Tommy P.
Television
Special applications
345112, 601 37, A61H 102
Patent
active
053845935
ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus for conditioning a blink reaction of a person using a computer terminal display. Blinking is selectively triggered by a macro shift in the dominant object viewed by the person or a macro tactile event simultaneously with a shift in a non-dominant object viewed by the person or a micro tactile event. The macro shift may be in the form of foreground/background reversal, display color changes, blank screen, etc. caused by hardware switching device or programed ANSI escape sequence changes. The non-dominant object may be a cursor, the last character typed, etc. The macro or micro tactile event may be a vibration, sound, puff of air, etc. The person is conditioned to blink in response to the non-dominant visual cue or micro tactile event by the association between the non-dominant or micro event and the dominant or macro event which causes involuntary blinking. As the persons conditioning develops, the intensity of the dominant or macro event is decreased until the force causing involuntary blinking shifts completely to the non-dominant or micro event, after which the dominant or macro event is discontinued.
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Gell, Jr. Harold A.
Haralambopoulos Constantine
Au A.
Chin Tommy P.
Gell Harold
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