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METHODS AND SYSTEMS FOR DYNAMICALLY ADJUSTING EYE TEST SEQUENCES IN VIRTUAL EYE TESTS

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卷宗概要

发明人

Steven LEE; Julia ZHEN; ChyrSong TING; Sophia MOH; Matthew James GOLINO; Justin Paul DEMPSEY; Jeffrey Joseph FILLINGHAM

IPC 分类

A61B 3/14A61B 3/113G2B 27/1G16H 10/60

CPC 分类

A61B3/14A61B3/113G2B27/17G16H10/60

A vision test can be implemented in a virtual reality (VR) environment using a computer device that includes a head-mounted display (HMD). The computer device can obtain historical vision data of a patient user. Based on the historical vision data, the computer device determines an ordered sequence of vision tests including a first vision test for the patient user. The first vision test is followed by a set of one or more subsequent vision tests of the ordered sequence of vision tests. The computer device executes a user application configured to enable the ordered sequence of vision tests by rendering a user interface on the display. A first visual stimulus of the first vision test is displayed on the user interface. The computer device obtains a user response to the first visual stimulus, and dynamically adjusts one or more subsequent visual stimuli based on the user response.

原文(中文)

A vision test can be implemented in a virtual reality (VR) environment using a computer device that includes a head-mounted display (HMD). The computer device can obtain historical vision data of a patient user. Based on the historical vision data, the computer device determines an ordered sequence of vision tests including a first vision test for the patient user. The first vision test is followed by a set of one or more subsequent vision tests of the ordered sequence of vision tests. The computer device executes a user application configured to enable the ordered sequence of vision tests by rendering a user interface on the display. A first visual stimulus of the first vision test is displayed on the user interface. The computer device obtains a user response to the first visual stimulus, and dynamically adjusts one or more subsequent visual stimuli based on the user response.