2016 Volume 54Annual Issue Proc Pages P2-L14-1-P2-L14-2
The central scotomas, one of the impaired visions, make patients blind at a central visual field which provides superior sight and patients feel difficulty of getting sufficient sight in various scenes. The simulation system of the central scotoma which displays a scotoma following a point of gaze on display has already suggested for sighted people to have an experience of central scotoma and to support patients. However, it is difficult for such the systems to follow the saccades, rapid eye movements, since it is too fast to track by using the conventional eye tracking systems. In this research, we develop a high speed display which can follows saccades in real time, and apply it for a central scotoma simulator system with saccade tracking capability using the display and a high speed camera system we developed. We also evaluate the performance of the simulator.
