Visual Tracking Magnifier (VTM)

Made:
1999

Visual Tracking Magnifier (VTM), optical device used to help dyslexia sufferers by blocking textual 'pattern glare', developed by CTP CCOIL, 1999.

Details

Category:
Psychology, Psychiatry & Anthropometry
Object Number:
1999-1020
type:
visual tracking magnifier
credit:
CTP CCOIL

Parts

Visual Tracking Magnifier (VTM), optical device used to help dyslexia sufferers by blocking textual 'pattern glare', developed by CTP CCOIL, 1999.

Visual Tracking Magnifier (VTM)

Visual Tracking Magnifier (VTM), optical device used to help dyslexia sufferers by blocking textual 'pattern glare', developed by CTP CCOIL, 1999.

Object Number:
1999-1020/1
type:
visual tracking magnifier
Visual Tracking Magnifier

Visual Tracking Magnifier

original box for Visual Tracking Magnifier (VTM), optical device used to help dyslexia sufferers by blocking textual 'pattern glare', developed by CTP CCOIL, 1999.

Object Number:
1999-1020/2
type:
visual tracking magnifier
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

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