IPONZ - TRUE EXAMPLE FOUND ON IPONZ Patent 560457 A visual display system for generating visual feedback of the response of a user to visual stimulus includes an eye-tracking system capable of determining a users eye orientation and outputting a signal indicative of same; at least one bio-feedback sensor capable of detecting activity of one or more physiological functions of the user, including: a) at least one physiological function controlled by the Autonomic Nervous System; and, b) (optionally) at least one physiological function capable of being at least partially controlled by the user; the sensor(s) outputting a signal indicative of the level of activity; and a processor adapted to receive and process the output signals from the eye-tracking system and bio-feedback sensor(s). The processor determines a visual representation to be displayed indicative of the signals from the eye-tracking system and bio-feedback sensor(s). The visual display system can further include an image capture device for capturing a first image as a digital image. A communication system for allowing communication between two users at two separate user locations is disclosed. The communication system including two visual display systems as described above. Each visual display system is operable to generate an image on a viewer visual display and each visual display system also has a second display for presenting a first image to the user. The second display connected to the image capture device and the eye-tracking system is capable of determining one or more points of eye-fixation of a user on the first image. The processor determines an image to display on the visual display indicative of the signals from the eye-tracking system and bio-feedback sensor, and at each of user locations, the bio-feedback sensor, eye-tracking system, processor and second visual display of one visual display system, and the viewer visual display and image capture device of the other visual display system are located. Each image capture device is configured to capture an image and display captured image on the second display at the other location, each processor is configured to determine an image to display on the viewer visual display at the other user location indicative of the signals from the eye-tracking system and bio-feedback sensor.
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