People with low vision, especially those with Central Field Loss (CFL), need magnification to
read. The flexibility of Electronic Vision Enhancement Systems (EVES) offers several ways of …

The sustained component of visual attention lowers the perceptual threshold of stimuli
located at the attended region. Attentional performance is not equal for all eccentric …

Patients with central vision loss obtain visual information by fixating on an object
eccentrically with a preferred retinal locus of fixation (PRL). Patients do not always choose …

Subjects develop a preferred retinal locus of fixation (PRL) under simulation of central
scotoma. If systematic relocations are applied to the stimulus position, PRLs manifest at a …

Gaze-contingent displays have been widely used in vision research and virtual reality
applications. Due to data transmission, image processing, and display preparation, the time …

Technological advancements in combination with significant reductions in price have made
it practically feasible to run experiments with multiple eye trackers. This enables new types …

Objective To quantify fixation stability of the upward gaze in patients with myasthenia gravis
(MG) using an eye tracker. Methods and analysis In this study, 21 normal subjects, 5 patients …

Purpose In this experiment, we tested whether perceptually delineating the scotoma location
and border with a gaze contingent polygon overlay improves reading speed and reading …

Individuals with pathological or simulated central visual field loss can be trained to use a
preferred retinal locus (PRL) as a substitute for their non-functioning fovea. The functional …

Many techniques have been developed to visualize how an image would appear to an
individual with a different visual sensitivity: eg, because of optical or age differences, or a …