EYEBAB — Task Selector

Check the visual functions you need to train. Training tasks are ranked by how many of those functions they meaningfully engage. Then individualize direction, disparity, speed, and duration.

Functions to train

Before assigning: confirm acuity/ocular health, alignment, suppression, stereopsis, fusional reserves, symptom tolerance, and that both eyes can see their intended red-green elements.
RG calibratedEye separation / anti-suppressionEyes-inConvergence demandEyes-outDivergence demandMixedVergence flexibility

Click a task to add it to the selection. Filled chip = primary task.

Assignment line to place in the chart

Goal → Task → Mode/direction → Starting level → Dose → Technique cue → Stop rule → Recheck metric

Example: Suppression awareness → Visual Jump → RG / Eyes-in → easiest single level → clinician-set duration → 'keep both colored elements present' → stop for persistent diplopia or marked symptom escalation → recheck stereo/suppression behavior.

Task meaningfully engages the functionBlank = not a preferred match

Checkboxes reflect the portal category, visible task behavior, and available EYEBAB descriptions. Exact function depends on settings, response method, glasses/calibration, target orientation, and clinician instructions.

Function evaluated by the testBlank = not a preferred match

The test chart is an assessment quick reference, not a training prescription. Exact function depends on the test configuration and clinician interpretation.