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Matching prescription & visual acuity: towards AR for humans

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An increasingly important part of usuable near-eye displays to allow use by users who use vision correction such as that provided by glasses and contact lenses. Recent research indicates that over 20% of world population is myopic, and this percentage is increasing [Holden et al. 2016]. Commercial prototypes have offered an additional prescription lens pair or a glasses-compatible design, but both of these approaches increase the size and weight of the device. Ideally, a user's prescription should be considered from the optical design stage for the smallest form factor.

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Matching prescription & visual acuity: towards AR for humans
1. Hardware
  1. Emerging technologies
    1. Emerging optical and photonic technologies
2. Human-centered computing
  1. Human computer interaction (HCI)
    1. Interaction devices
      1. Displays and imagers

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