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| author | Sunil, Vidya Rameshan, Renu M |
| author_facet | Sunil, Vidya Rameshan, Renu M |
| contents | Eyes serve as our primary sensory organs, responsible for processing up to 80\% of our sensory input. However, common visual aberrations like myopia and hyperopia affect a significant portion of the global population. This paper focuses on simulating a Vision Correction Display (VCD) to enhance the visual experience of individuals with various visual impairments. Utilising Blender, we digitally model the functionality of a VCD in correcting refractive errors such as myopia and hyperopia. With these simulations we can see potential improvements in visual acuity and comfort. These simulations provide valuable insights for the design and development of future VCD technologies, ultimately advancing accessibility and usability for individuals with visual challenges. |
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| spellingShingle | Simulation of a Vision Correction Display System Sunil, Vidya Rameshan, Renu M Image and Video Processing Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Eyes serve as our primary sensory organs, responsible for processing up to 80\% of our sensory input. However, common visual aberrations like myopia and hyperopia affect a significant portion of the global population. This paper focuses on simulating a Vision Correction Display (VCD) to enhance the visual experience of individuals with various visual impairments. Utilising Blender, we digitally model the functionality of a VCD in correcting refractive errors such as myopia and hyperopia. With these simulations we can see potential improvements in visual acuity and comfort. These simulations provide valuable insights for the design and development of future VCD technologies, ultimately advancing accessibility and usability for individuals with visual challenges. |
| title | Simulation of a Vision Correction Display System |
| topic | Image and Video Processing Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2404.08238 |