Abstract
Two ways of increasing the effectiveness of a small computer in a multiuser research laboraory have been described. Programming has been simplified by the use of modules, and the effective time available on the machine has been increased by the introduction of a simple form of time sharing. The system has been described in terms of a program for controlling a speech perception experiment, but this merely reflects the interests of the authors. The techniques can be applied equally readily to other psychophysical experiments, to the processing of physiological data on-line, and probably to many other situations where the machinery to be controlled operates at human rather than computer speeds.
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