OculoNeuro Synex bridges the gap between doctors and patients. Undergo clinical-grade red-green dichoptic contrast training that directly targets cortical suppression — the root cause of amblyopia — while recording detailed ophthalmic refraction reports and managing auto-scheduled recovery intervals.
A secure WebGL-based visual retraining platform designed for eye care clinics, offering dichoptic amblyopia therapy games, comprehensive clinical record-keeping, and automated patient follow-up workflows.
Engage patients with neuro-optometric modules including Search Quest, Smooth Movement, Match Gabor, and Alpha Blitz. Games use calibrated Red-Blue dichoptic filters to balance ocular dominance and directly address cortical suppression.
Ophthalmologists and optometrists can fill complete clinical sheets with Objective & Subjective Refraction (SPH/CYL/Axis), UCVA/BCVA visual acuity measurements, prism diopter deviations, and anterior segment findings.
Review reminders are auto-calculated from the active license start date. Alert banners trigger 2 days prior to scheduled checkups (Day 30, 60, 90) to ensure patients attend their specialist appointments.
Track patient progress over time. Label each follow-up as Improved, Stable, or Regressed for a comprehensive long-term clinical history.
A neurodevelopmental condition far more complex than a “weak eye” — amblyopia is a disorder of binocular competition and active cortical suppression.
Behavioral amblyopia is defined neurologically rather than based solely on ocular findings or acuity measurements. It is a neurodevelopmental condition affecting binocular vision and many visual abilities required for optimal visual performance.
Under normal circumstances, the brain combines visual input from both eyes efficiently. When binocular competition becomes abnormal, one eye actively suppresses the other. Over time the visual system grows dependent on the dominant eye — resulting in amblyopia.
Suppression is not a passive loss of vision. It is an active neurological process performed by the brain to eliminate visual confusion and diplopia. Prolonged suppression interferes with visual development and leads to amblyopia.
Patients with amblyopia often perform significantly worse when letters, symbols, or objects are closely spaced togetherthan when the same targets are viewed in isolation. This phenomenon affects reading performance, object recognition, and visual search tasks — and is directly addressed by OculoNeuro Synex's training games.
Occlusion therapy has been the standard of care for centuries. But growing clinical evidence highlights its fundamental limitations — and points toward binocular therapy as the future.
Patching eliminates normal binocular visual experience during treatment, potentially limiting the development of binocular vision and stereopsis.
Woods, Awan & Gottlieb (BJO, 2006) reported "disappointingly modest improvements in visual acuity" despite prolonged treatment.
Children refuse to wear the patch, experience social stigma, reduced quality of life, and emotional stress — all leading to poor adherence.
McGill Vision Research found that repeatedly patching the fellow eye may reinforce binocular imbalance rather than reduce it.
University of Toronto researchers noted treatment is "not always successful and is frequently associated with compliance difficulties and recurrence."
“Patching for amblyopia has shown disappointingly modest improvements in visual acuity.”
“Emerging approaches such as perceptual learning and binocular therapy may provide additional benefits for both children and adults with amblyopia.”
“Repeatedly patching the fellow eye — a practice used for more than 300 years — may in some cases reinforce binocular imbalance rather than reduce it.”
OculoNeuro Synex directly targets the root cause: cortical suppression and binocular imbalance. Our dichoptic training games present different contrast levels to each eye simultaneously — encouraging both eyes to work together, reducing suppression, and rebuilding true binocular vision.
Choose a therapy plan duration to activate your visual training modules, track your clinical assessments, and manage auto-scheduled reviews.