A light board 
machine useful for 
visual training and therapy purposes includes a planar backboard having an array of light locations having two 
colored lights (red and green), a 
microprocessor controller for controlling the operation, sequencing and timing of the lights, and a user-feedback device, such as a touch-activated panel, which cooperate to provide 
visual training and therapy functions. The present invention includes the option to use red (lights) only, green only or red and green in a 
random order. The present invention also includes letters and numbers behind some of the lights (e.g. 80 of the 120 lights), and has a sequential pattern option of 30, 60, 90 or 120 lights. This invention is compatible with the use of red / green glasses to accommodate training of binocularity and depth. This invention is used in a therapy setting and will helps to enhance 
eye hand coordination, response / reaction time, 
peripheral vision / awareness, localization, awareness of space and 
depth perception, 
eye tracking (saccades and occulomotor), sequential movement and 
processing, as well as a cognitive loading component that therapists use in a variety of ways for individual patients and specific therapy modalities.