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One of the main problems with displays being mounted in glasses is the strain that is placed on your eye. I think that the strain comes from the amount of light energy pointed unfiltered into your eyeball. If you can lower the amount of energy then you might be able to view an image for longer periods.
My
plan is to place a drop of water in front of a display that is a quarter of the current size. Then it will be both magnified because of the curve of the water and slightly filtered by the absorbtion of the water.
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My understanding is that the
strain is caused by the conflict
between your iris focusing on
something that is a few mm
away when the artifical parallax
of the two images is telling your
eyes /edit - brain/ they are much
further away /edit - which your
brain then tells your eyes, which
get confused, muscle strain and
hurty/ |
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