Automated detection of visual impairment and adjustment of settings for visual impairment
AssigneeSony Interactive Entertainment Inc.
InventorsSatish Uppuluri, Jason Grimm, Elizabeth Ruth Juenger, Ryan Sutton
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Abstract
A method, system and computer program product for automated visual setting importation is disclosed. A first application running on a first device requests a vision setting for a second application. A vision setting of the first application running on a first device is determined to correspond to the vision setting for the second application. The vision setting for the second application is then applied to the corresponding vision setting of the first application.
Claims24
A method for automated visual setting importation with a first application running on a first device, comprising:
- identifying a vision setting for a second application, wherein the vision setting for the second application is determined based on a vision test videogame, and the vision test videogame further comprises a color blindness test game;
- determining a vision setting of the first application corresponding to the vision setting for the second application;
- mapping a value of the vision setting for the second application to a disparate type of the vision setting of the first application;
- adjusting the vision setting for the first application based at least in part on the disparate type of the vision setting of the first application;
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- rendering visuals on the first application tailored to the vision setting for the second application by applying the vision setting determined based on the vision test videogame.
A system for automated detection of visual impairment, comprising:
- a processor;
- a memory coupled to the processor;
- non-transitory instructions included in the memory that are configured to cause the processor to carry out a method for automated visual setting importation with a first application when executed by the processor, the method comprising:
- identifying a vision setting for a second application, wherein the vision setting for the second application is determined based on a vision test videogame, and the vision test videogame further comprises a color blindness test game;
- determining a vision setting of the first application corresponding to the vision setting for the second application;
- mapping a value of the vision setting for the second application to a disparate type of the vision setting of the first application;
- adjusting the vision setting for the first application based at least in part on the disparate type of the vision setting of the first application;
- and
- rendering visuals on the first application tailored to the vision setting for the second application by applying the vision setting determined based on the vision test videogame.
A computer-readable medium having non-transitory instructions embodied thereon, the non-transitory instructions being configured to cause a computer to carry out a method for automated visual setting importation with a first application when executed by the computer, the method comprising:
- identifying a vision setting for a second application, wherein the vision setting for the second application is determined based on a vision test videogame, and the vision test videogame further comprises a color blindness test game;
- determining a vision setting of the first application corresponding to the vision setting for the second application;
- mapping a value of the vision setting for the second application to a disparate type of the vision setting of the first application;
- adjusting the vision setting for the first application based at least in part on the disparate type of the vision setting of the first application;
- and
- rendering visuals on the first application tailored to the vision setting for the second application by applying the vision setting determined based on the vision test videogame.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.