Purpose This study investigates whether virtual distant viewing technology can prevent
nearwork-induced ocular parameter changes. Methods Twenty-six volunteers read a …

Purpose: The purpose of this study was to undertake a systematic literature review on how
vision enhancements, implemented using head-mounted displays (HMDs), can improve …

Extended Reality (XR) head-mounted displays (HMD) are equipped with a camera system
and a dichoptic display system. The sensory data captured by the camera system is not an …

People who are blind in one eye or have low vision in one eye have issues dealing with the
lack of binocular stereoscopic vision and reduced peripheral vision. Current virtual reality …

Immersive technology blurs the boundary between the physical and the virtual world, and
creates a sense of immersion. The technology has a continuum from reality to virtuality …

Purpose: People with low vision experience difficulties in daily living activities as reading,
watching TV and use of internet. Assistive technologies have led to the development of …

Purpose. An augmented-view device for patients with severely restricted peripheral visual
fields (tunnel vision) was proposed, combining a see-through head-mounted display and a …

Purpose. To read efficiently with a simple hand or stand magnifier, people with visual
impairment have to move (navigate) the device along each line (forward phase) and back to …

Purpose: Magnification is an effective aid for people with conditions causing resolution loss.
However, it inherently restricts the field of view. We have developed a system of magnifying …

Background. Very small high-resolution displays (SVGA, 800× 600 pixels) worn near the eye
and imaged to create a virtual image have potential as alternatives to traditional computer …