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Using an augmented reality device as a distance-based vision aid—promise and limitations

Kinateder et al., 2018

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11527011727797242691
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Kinateder M
Gualtieri J
Dunn M
Jarosz W
Yang X
Cooper E
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Optometry and Vision Science

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PURPOSE The aim of this study was to test the potential of a consumer augmented reality (AR) device for improving the functional vision of people with near-complete vision loss. METHODS An AR application that translates spatial information into high-contrast visual …
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