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Adaptive Optics for the Human Eye
Adaptive Optics, 1996Aberrations limit the optical quality of the normal human eye, particularly when the pupil is large. These aberrations reduce the eye's contrast sensitivity to high spatial frequencies in the visual environment. They also limit the resolution of cameras designed to image the living human retina, a critical tool in the diagnosis and treatment of retinal
David R. Williams +2 more
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Adaptive modification of saccadic eye movements.
Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance, 1992Experiments are reported in which the target for a saccadic eye movement was displaced during the saccade. Subjects adapted to the displacement by altering the amplitudes of subsequent saccades to compensate for it. Analysis of kinematic details of the saccade trajectories revealed that the adaptation did not arise from a simple remapping of perceived ...
R A, Abrams, R S, Dobkin, M K, Helfrich
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Adaptive optics for the human eye
2003 IEEE/LEOS International Conference on Optical MEMS (Cat. No.03EX682), 2003Adaptive optics can compensate for aberrations in the cornea and lens of the living eye, providing a microscopic view of the normal and the diseased retina and a novel tool for measuring the limits of human vision. Recent advances promise to make this technology compact, robust, and affordable.
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DARK ADAPTATION IN THE ALBINOTIC EYE
Archives of Ophthalmology, 1933The occurrence of pigmentation in conjunction with visual function, from the most primitive photoreceptors to the complex mammalian eye, suggests that pigments form an integral part of the physiology of vision. 1a Schanz, making use of the known photo-electric effects of fluorescent dyes, based his theory of vision on the absorption of light by the ...
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ADAPTIVE EYE MODEL – Poster Paper
Adaptive Optics for Industry and Medicine, 2008SERGEY O. GALETSKIY +1 more
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The Avian Eye and its Adaptations
1977The avian eye is considered to be “supreme amongst all living creatures” and capable of attaining “an order of excellence unmatched in any other species not excepting man” (Duke-Elder, 1958). Many structural and functional adaptations have become involved in the perfection of visual processes in birds which, according to Pumphrey (1948a) represent the ...
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Human eye gaze point adaptive near-eye display controller design
Optics and Precision Engineering, 2021Yuan JI +4 more
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