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This got me thinking about whether "fly-by-wire" vision will ever be viable (or preferable) to human vision and how various sight impairments would be dealt wit
by bayleo 14y ago
This got me thinking about whether "fly-by-wire" vision will ever be viable (or preferable) to human vision and how various sight impairments would be dealt with using such a system. Certainly myopia would be a trivial fix since the image could be placed directly in front of the eye, but how would you correct for hyperopia without a convex lens between the eye and the display?
- cookiecaper 14y agoContact lenses mandatory for users with impaired vision?
- seanp2k2 14y ago>"without a convex lens between the eye and the display" I hardly see that as even a problem :) prescription displays? Sounds like a big profit winner.
- ra5cal 14y agoNow that's a great idea for us vision-impaired geeks; reason enough to own a pair
- jasonwatkinspdx 14y agoWith a holographic combiner. We already use Fly By Wire Vision in some cases, even with the engineering drawbacks of current devices: namely night vision for the military.