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Education And Demonstration > Physical Education > Developing Or Testing Coordination Developing Or Testing CoordinationDeveloping Or Testing Coordination patent applications listed are from June 2005 to current and include Date, Patent Application Number, Patent Title, Patent Abstract summary and are linked to the corresponding patent application page.07/13/06 - 20060154221 - Symbols-scanning test and symbols-and-tracking dual-task test Test for assessing a test subject's sensory-motor abilities consisting of presenting to the test subject a number of symbols (4) on a screen (5) and requiring the test subject to identify one or more preselected characteristics of the symbols; the tests are repeated many times with a varying arrangement of ... 01/19/06 - 20060014125 - Walking through walls training system This invention is a training system which enables a human being to acquire sufficient hyperspace energy in order to pull the body out of dimension so that the person can walk through solid objects such as wooden doors. ... 10/27/05 - 20050239029 - Method of enunciating a prerecorded message related to toilet training in response to a contact A method of enunciating a prerecorded message related to toilet training in response to a contact is disclosed. In particular embodiments, the method can include providing at least a first prerecorded message related to toilet training; receiving a contact from a consumer; and enunciating the prerecorded message to the consumer. ... 08/18/05 - 20050181340 - Adaptive simulation environment particularly suited to laparoscopic surgical procedures A computer-based learning environment automatically increases (or decreases) difficulty in tasks without discrete levels based on performance, thereby maintaining users in an optimal learning “zone,” while accommodating varying levels of skill without frustration or boredom. The method includes the steps of specifying a task to be performed in conjunction with ... ### FreshPatents.com Support |