The Bachelor’s thesis implemented a computer software that can be used to test and practice different kinds of perceptual and sensorimotor skills. The software’s main areas are a writing speed test, a clicking speed test, a reaction speed test, a memory test, and a time accuracy test. Other areas include a text editor, maintenance of the records lists, personal results, and the guidelines and basic information for the software.

The software was implemented according to the Model-View-Controller design model using the Java programming language and is used in a workstation environment. The software uses a database on the hard drive to permanently store its data in. The saved data includes record lists, texts, preferences, and guidelines.

The testing software, the end product of the Bachelor’s thesis, could, because of its gamelike nature, be utilized for entertainment purposes as well as possibly for rehabilitation purposes. The software could be further developed together with experts from the field of medical engineering.