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Researchers have developed a new goggle-like device which allows for 3-D augmented reality technology that minimises visual fatigue.
Washington: Researchers have developed a new goggle-like device which allows for 3-D augmented reality technology that minimises visual fatigue. Augmented reality technology enables goggle-like devices - akin to Google Glass - that you wear on your head to superimpose computer-generated images onto your direct view of the physical world.
A major limitation of this kind of augmented reality (AR) technology is that moving back and forth between a 2-D image on the screen and a 3-D world in front of you causes eye strain, unless you're looking at something far away. Now, a new device developed by researchers at the University of Arizona in Tucson and the University of Connecticut in Storrs is making AR technology easier on the eyes for short-distance applications, too, by superimposing 3-D images instead of 2-D.
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