Summary
This paper presents a visual prosthesis simulator using 360° environments and virtual reality glasses, likely aimed at simulating visual impairment or prosthetic vision experiences. Practical implications may include improved design and testing of visual prostheses and enhanced empathy/understanding tools for lighting and accessibility design.
Categories
Eye Health & Vision: This paper describes a visual prosthesis simulator in 360° environments using virtual reality glasses, directly related to vision and eye health applications.
Author(s)
M Santos Villafranca, J Bermúdez Cameo
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