Journal of International Society of Life Information Science
Online ISSN : 2424-0761
Print ISSN : 1341-9226
ISSN-L : 1341-9226
The 13th Symposium on Life Information Science
Free Stereo View Using Moving Images brings eyesight the immediate effect(Special Lecture 3)(Without Peer Review)(The Thirteenth Symposium on Life Information Science)
Masahiro KURITA
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2002 Volume 20 Issue 1 Pages 242-247

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While teaching the speed reading method which contains the training of free stereo view, we found the phenomenon which eyesight improved at once. The phenomenon was quantitatively evaluated. The subject is a group of 21 from 19 to 40 years old (28.5 years old on the average). While maintaining the situation to achieve the free stereo view in figure on each page, training by which the image was moved (1) back and forth, (2) right and left, (3) up and down, and (4) along the circumference during 60 minutes in total was performed. Eyesight was measured before and after the training of free stereo vision. As a result, the naked-eye eyesight with both eyes increased by 0.32 on the average (average of 21 people). The correction eyesight with both eyes increased by 0.40 on the average (average of 14 people). The training of the free stereo view which uses the images with a series of movements brought eyesight the immediate effect.
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