Train Counter vs OMAT

A utility for quickly counting up your train scores in the board game 'Ticket to Ride'. If you play the game like we do, then you're probably used to tallying up everyone's trains at the end of the game to get the final score. This app allows you to do that super-fast, and error-free. Includes a validation check that allows you to avoid re-counts (by comparing the train cars counted, to those used), and distinct audible sounds for each button making it simple for the person doing the counting — and those around them — to validate the input as it's happening. Together these features mean you'll never have to do a re-count. --- How to use the validation check (completely optional): once you're done counting, the app tells you the total number of train cars used in addition to your score (e.g. 44 cars). On the standard board each person has 48 cars. Simply deduct the number counted (in this example, 44), from the starting number (i.e. 48), and compare the result with how many cars you didn't use (so in this example, there should be 4 unused car). If the number doesn't match, you need to count it up again (or, your set is missing a piece!). Please Note: neither the app Train Counter, nor the publisher is affiliated with Days of Wonder or Ticket to Ride in any way. This is just an app made by one fan, to help all the other fans out there.

Companion app for the OculoMotor Assessment Tool (OMAT) and OculoMotor and Vestibular Endurance Screening (MoVES) protocol. The OMAT app is an easy-to-use timer for use with the OMAT device for saccade, vergence, and VOR testing. The Sensorimotor Quantification and Rehabilitation Laboratory (SQRL) at the New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) developed the OMAT app and associated OMAT device.