System and method for training a lazy eye
AssigneeInternational Business Machines Corporation
InventorsVictor Abayomi Akinwande, Charles Muchiri Wachira, William Ogallo, Aisha Walcott
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Abstract
A comfortability-tension threshold for a user is determined and a current pose of the user and a determined optimal pose are compared. The current pose and the determined optimal pose are mapped to an angle for adjusting on-screen content of a display of the computer system and the on-screen content of the display of the computer system is adjusted based on the angle.
Claims20
A method for training a lazy eye with a computer system, the method comprising:
- determining a comfortability-tension threshold for a user;
- comparing a current pose of the user and a determined optimal pose;
- mapping the current pose and the determined optimal pose to an angle for adjusting on-screen content of a display of the computer system;
- and
- adjusting the on-screen content of the display of the computer system based on the angle.
A non-transitory computer readable medium comprising computer executable instructions which when executed by a computer cause the computer to perform the method of:
- determining a comfortability-tension threshold for a user;
- comparing a current pose of the user and a determined optimal pose;
- mapping the current pose and the determined optimal pose to an angle for adjusting on-screen content of a display of the computer;
- and
- adjusting the on-screen content of the display of the computer based on the angle.
An apparatus comprising:
- a memory;
- a display;
- and
- at least one processor, coupled to said memory and said display, and operative to perform operations comprising:
- determining a comfortability-tension threshold for a user;
- comparing a current pose of the user and a determined optimal pose;
- mapping the current pose and the determined optimal pose to an angle for adjusting on-screen content of the display;
- and
- adjusting the on-screen content of the display based on the angle.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.