1. From: Simulating prosthetic vision: Optimizing the information content of a limited visual display
Journal of Vision. 2010;10(14):32. doi: /
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Experimental setup. (A) Schematic representation of the retinal prosthesis simulation process. A camera captures the visual scene in front of the subject. The image is sent to a computer running LabVIEW, which receives eye position gaze direction information from a head-mounted eye tracker. The camera image and the eye tracking data are combined to determine the image resampling and placement on the display. The image is resampled and rendered in realistic phosphenes. This final output image is sent to the head-mounted display (HMD) and placed at a gaze-dependent position in the visual field. (B) The Jazz-novo eye tracker (Ober Consulting). (C) The head-mounted display, camera, and eye tracker. Final testing version included a light occluding shroud.
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