Hi,
I was actually one of the developers of the system. Basically, it doesn`t do it ALL in 1 hour! lol:) What it did is show hugely visible results in 1 hour. The child would come in to undergo the treratment and after about a month, the eyesight would be near perfect. Each session however would last around 20 - 30 minutes and it was done by giving the eye two images at the same time, with one eye being fed half the game, whilst the other was receiving the other.
If you want a direct link to the website, check out this link
http://www.virart.nottingham.ac.uk/virart/index.ph p?option=content&task=view&id=36&Itemid=31
Developing the system was a bit of a nightmare. You always had to take into account the fact that there were two of everything and what could/could not be displayed. A logistical nightmare!:)
But check out their site and e-mail them. They`re a great bunch of people and would love your questions.
Slashdot Mirror
So I put the letters the wrong way around...Now come on, who here has NEVER done that eh? :)
Hi, I was actually one of the developers of the system. Basically, it doesn`t do it ALL in 1 hour! lol :) What it did is show hugely visible results in 1 hour. The child would come in to undergo the treratment and after about a month, the eyesight would be near perfect. Each session however would last around 20 - 30 minutes and it was done by giving the eye two images at the same time, with one eye being fed half the game, whilst the other was receiving the other.
If you want a direct link to the website, check out this link
http://www.virart.nottingham.ac.uk/virart/index.ph p?option=content&task=view&id=36&Itemid=31
Developing the system was a bit of a nightmare. You always had to take into account the fact that there were two of everything and what could/could not be displayed. A logistical nightmare! :)
But check out their site and e-mail them. They`re a great bunch of people and would love your questions.