Summary
This paper discusses the potential negative effects of blue-light emissions from digital devices on eye health and biological rhythms, and examines the effectiveness of blue-blocking lenses from well-known brands.
Categories
Eye health: The paper discusses the potential negative effects of blue-light emissions from digital devices on eye health and examines the effectiveness of blue-blocking lenses.
Lighting Design Considerations: The paper compares blue light emissions produced by commonly used screens (smartphones, tablets, and computers) and discusses the importance of understanding and quantifying these emissions.
Author(s)
V Hipólito, JMP Coelho
Publication Year
2024
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