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AssigneeInseye Inc.
InventorsMichal Meina, Piotr Krukowski, Piotr Redmerski
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A virtual reality/augmented reality (VR/AR) wearable assembly is described herein. The VR/AR wearable assembly includes a display device, a photosensor oculography (PSOG) assembly including an eye tracking assembly, and a processor coupled to the PSOG assembly and the display device. The processor including an eye-tracking module configured to execute an algorithm to render computer-generated images on the display device including the steps of detecting a saccade of a corresponding eye of the patient via the eye tracking assembly and determining an initial saccade gaze position location of the corresponding eye associated with the detected saccade, determining a peak velocity of the saccade, determining a final saccade end gaze position based on the determined peak velocity of the saccade, and rendering a foveated image on the display device at an image location corresponding to the determined final saccade end gaze position.
A virtual reality/augmented reality (VR/AR) wearable assembly comprising:
A method of operating a VR/AR wearable assembly including a wearable frame adapted to be worn over a patient's eyes, a display device mounted to the wearable frame, a PSOG assembly mounted to the wearable frame and including an eye tracking assembly, and a processor coupled to the PSOG assembly and the display device, the method including the processor performing an algorithm to render computer-generated images on the display device including the steps of:
A non-transitory computer-readable storage media having computer-executable instructions embodied thereon for operating a VR/AR wearable assembly including a wearable frame adapted to be worn over a patient's eyes, a display device mounted to the wearable frame, a PSOG assembly mounted to the wearable frame and including an eye tracking assembly, and a processor coupled to the PSOG assembly and the display device, when executed by the processor the computer-executable instructions cause the processor to perform an algorithm to render computer-generated images on the display device including the steps of:
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