Wayne EngineeringDevelopers of Visual and Motor Skills
Wayne Engineering
A computerized instrument for developing, evaluating, and testing accurate and rapid eye-hand coordination, spatial integration, and reaction times. The newest version of the original Wayne Saccadic Fixator ("Circle of Lights") — the developmental optometric and sports vision professions' standard for over 33 years. Accessories $2800.00
The modern version of the La Barge Electro Therapist, this versatile instrument integrates all the senses used for learning. It can be used to develop and evaluate directionality, sequencing, rhythm, visual memory, eye-hand coordination, pattern recognition, word and shape recognition, color recognition, and saccades. $980.00
The ideal tool for developing fine-motor coordination and tracing skills. This electronic pen senses reflected light to provide immediate auditory feedback when the user goes off a pattern (such as a letter or number) being traced. A standard in special education and occupational therapy. $140.00-$229.00
An "electronic Brock string" with 16 LED lights which can be sequenced in 16 different patterns manually or automatically. Used for training ocular-motor skills such as tracking, pursuits, saccades, fixations, accommodations, and convergence. $685.00
A multi-purpose wall-mounted instrument for testing and training peripheral awareness, eye-hand coordination, reaction time to visual stimuli, and for integrating visual and directional responses. Widely used in sports vision training. $680.00
A computer-controlled motorized rotating disc for the basic eye exercise of rotational tracking. Used to test and train binocular and monocular eye movements, dynamic acuity, accommodation, convergence, fixation, eye-hand coordination, pursuits, rotational and arc tracking. $1735.00
An electronic instrument based on the Hess Lancaster Test for accurate measurement of phorias and tropias at distance. An excellent immediate demonstration for parents showing the magnitude of deviation which is not cosmetically noticeable. $625.00
This unit is designed to remediate the acuity of the amblyopic eye which cannot be improved by standard optical correction. Treatment consists of viewing a high-contrast grid which slowly rotates behind a transparent cover. $685.00
This unique hand-held electronic instrument uses a strobe flash to produce a long-lasting after image—vertical, horizontal, or cross—which provides both patient and therapist with immediate biofeedback information. Excellent for remediating eccentric fixation, intermittent exotropia and anomalous correspondence, and developing rapid and accurate bi-ocular and binocular saccadic and pursuit skills. $235.00
A hand-held device that projects a small red beam when triggered and produces immediate auditory feedback when the beam strikes a reflective surface from a distance. Can be used for saccades and pursuit tracking; patients with excessive eye deviations receive an immediate signal when they are not tracking a pattern. $285.00
This portable unit for testing and training athletic movement measures eye/hand/foot/body reaction, integration, anticipation to auditory or visual stimuli, counts jogging or dribble speeds, times running or skating speeds and determines fatigue points. Recommended for baseball, football, tennis, soccer, basketball, ice hockey, track, and more. $2300.00
A portable computer-controlled 8" x 10" liquid crystal shutter display for testing and dynamic training directly at near-point (and at far-point when used with an overhead projector). $875.00
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]]Dual LED wands for testing, tracking, and training smooth eye movement in all meridians of gaze with immediate feedback. Similar to the "Branchaud Wand"; the user sees a steady light when tracking is smooth and a flickering light if tracking is not precise. $250.00
Rotates the projected image from a Perceptamatic Tachistoscope with a variable speed and direction. Recommended for dynamic vergence, central fixation, peripheral fusion, anti-suppression, and dynamic acuity testing and training. An optional lens projects a Haidinger Brush.
Projects an invisible beam and beeps when it detects the movement of an object such as a bat, racket, hockey puck, ball, or hand through the beam. No reflectors are needed. Can be used by itself, with the Speed-Trac in place of the trigger, and for special reaction and pro-action measurements with the Wayne Saccadic Fixator or the Portable Reaction Motion Trainer. $455.00
A hand-held laser pointer that emits a beam for a duration adjustable from one-tenth of a second to five seconds. Used with the Self-Contained Fixation Target Lights or the Visual Stick-ups for fixation exercises; the pulsed beam prevents scanning and forces fixation. $125.00
A small box which generates an auditory signal when "hit" by the beam from the Pulsed Laser Light. May be used by itself or with the Saccadic Fixator. $175.00
All of these accessories can also be used with the Wayne Portable Reaction Motion Trainer.
For testing and improving spatial awareness and balance. The user shifts balance in response to the Saccadic Fixator's prompts. Can also be used to enforce balance during activities or to count the number of times the user goes off-balance. $355.00
A hand-held panel with 16 touch-sensitive switches, each of which corresponds to a light on the Saccadic Fixator and is labelled with a letter. For developing near/far visual accommodative rock with or without anti-suppression activity. $375.00
A small box with a photo-sensitive light which acts as an extension of a light on the Saccadic Fixator. Hitting the light with a light beam "presses the button" on the Fixator. Allows all Saccadic Fixator activities to be performed in real space.
$60.00
Connects the Electronic Balance Board, Accommodative Rock Panel, and Visual Stick-ups to the Saccadic Fixator and allows selecting any combination of those accessories with the single flip of a switch. $400.00
A flexible 15-foot track with 32 lights which simulates a moving target such as a ball. When the light reaches the end of the track, the user squeezes a trigger and the Saccadic Fixator records the anticipation/reaction time. $685.00
Illuminated button switches which expand the position of the four quadrant lights on the Saccadic Fixator up to 10 feet apart. $65.00
Rugged foot-activated switches which can be placed on the floor to integrate foot activities with hand and body movement. $65.00
Used for connecting extension-switch accessories to the Saccadic Fixator. Accessory switches can be used in place of the start/stop button or the four quad position lights.
The Interface Control Box is particulary useful for athletic training activities such as Foot Speed training