VIDEOSTAR I is a monocular videonystagmoscope device. It transcribes the image of the patient's eye on the computer screen. It helps to asses the reaction of the patient viewing his eye and its nystagmus during testing. The device consists of a goggle that set the camera in front of the patient's eye and allows to occult the patient of the outside, a camera with an infrared lighting and a software running on a computer. The camera is place of the left or the right eye, the other one can either be let free or cover to deny patient's view.
A device that is a component of a balance/mobility management system equipped with built-in sensors, transducer and/or force plates that register movement of the patient when he/she adjusts his/her centre of gravity (COG) alignment according to the doctor's instructions, or, the platform provokes destabilizing perturbations and the output of these movements are measured and recorded to the system computer. It is used, e.g., for motor control test (MCT), posture studies, balance, mobility training, and/or sense of equilibrium studies. The patient will stand on this device.