9 Downloadable and recorded computer programs for monitoring visual behavior by sensors measuring distance, ambient light, color and UV light, recording, uploading and downloading data, processing and analyzing data and creating visual behavior reports and graphics, and downloadable and recorded software for monitoring visual behavior by sensors measuring distance, ambient light, color and UV light, recording, uploading and downloading data, processing and analyzing data and creating visual behavior reports and graphics, all of the aforesaid goods not intended for online dating and social introduction services; downloadable and recorded computer programs and software for recording visual behavior and visual activities for medical products, medical imaging, medical treatment and medical treatment design, particularly in the field of ocular medicine, diagnostic use, optometry and visual behavior; optical apparatus and instruments, namely, sensor systems comprised of distance, light and motion sensors for recording visual behavior and visual activities other than for medical purposes; optical apparatus and instruments, namely, sensor systems comprised of distance, light and motion sensors for monitoring visual behavior and visual activities other than for medical purposes; optical apparatus and instruments, namely, sensor systems comprised of distance, light and motion sensors for analyzing visual behavior and visual activities other than for medical purposes; measuring instruments, namely, sensor systems comprised of distance, light and motion sensors for processing visual behavior and visual activities; measuring instruments, namely, sensor systems comprised of distance, light and motion sensors for visualizing visual behavior and visual activities other than for medical purposes; Cameras and camera systems, particularly cameras and camera systems comprised of cameras and distance, light, and motion sensors measuring distance, ambient light, color and UV light for monitoring, recording, processing, analyzing and visualizing visual behavior