Viewing device for simulating impairment and reducing peripheral vision
AssigneeInnocorp, Ltd.
InventorDebra C. Kusmec-Aguilar
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Abstract
A peripheral vision reducing apparatus for simulating a visual effect of intoxication is disclosed. The apparatus has at least one aperture configured to be disposed in the middle of a wearer's visual field. The aperture is also configured to permit a first amount of light to pass therethrough. The apparatus further comprises at least one filter surrounding the at least one aperture. The at least one filter is configured to be disposed at the periphery of a wearer's visual field. The at least one filter is also configured to permit a second amount of light to pass therethrough, and the second amount of light is less than the first amount of light.
Claims9
An apparatus for simulating a condition characterized by reduced peripheral vision, comprising:
- at least one filter comprising a plurality of opaque bands, pairs of opaque bands being separated by semi-translucent bands, the filter defining an aperture therethrough, the filter passing sufficiently less light therethrough than through the aperture to simulate reduced-peripheral vision, the filter being adapted to engage a front panel of impairment-simulating eyewear and being configured to be disposed at the periphery of a wearer's visual field.
Eyewear for simulating a condition characterized by reduced peripheral vision, comprising:
- an article of impairment-simulating eyewear comprising at least one front panel;
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- at least one filter adapted to engage the front panel, the filter being configured to be disposed at the periphery of a wearer's visual field, the at least one filter defining an aperture therethrough, the filter passing sufficiently less light therethrough than through the aperture to simulate reduced-peripheral vision and including a plurality of opaque bands, pairs of opaque bands being separated by semi-translucent bands.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.