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Tool development to assess vision of individuals involved in mobility

开发工具来评估参与流动性的个人的视力

基本信息

批准号：
533187-2018
负责人：
Faubert, Jocelyn
金额：
$ 14.04万
依托单位：
Université de Montréal
依托单位国家：
加拿大
项目类别：
Collaborative Research and Development Grants
财政年份：
2018
资助国家：
加拿大
起止时间：
2018-01-01 至 2019-12-31
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://www.nserc-crsng.gc.ca/ase-oro/Details-Detailles_eng.asp?id=650515
关键词：
Tool development assess vision individuals

项目摘要

Evolving changes in lifestyles give rise to new human behaviours being a challenge for an industry like Essilor. The digital use appears as a facilitator of daily life notably for displacements with several main uses notably while driving, walking or crossing street. Beyond close distance digital use, some frequent reallocation of visual focus between distant to close distance tasks and inversely arose as a new visual behaviour. Often when interacting with high attentional demands, this specific visual behaviour will be at the heart of this RDC project driven by the knowledge and know-how acquired on the research results of the NSERC-ESSILOR Industrial Research chair in the past five years. The RDC project proposes the development of a device to assess one critical behaviour of the ophthalmic lens wearer in their daily activities: the visual switching behavior of individuals during attentional demands. Embracing new commercial technologies, we want to generate by the use of a holographic device an ecological daily mobility scene with a complementary task by the use of a smartphone to create visuo-attentional demands. The device will assess the postural behaviour of individuals when reallocating their attention in a decision making situation. With a readiness technological level of 4, the project is based on know-how of both the academic and the industrial partners.**

生活方式的不断变化带来了新的人类行为，这对依视路这样的行业来说是一个挑战。数字使用似乎是日常生活的促进者，特别是在驾驶、步行或过马路时的几种主要用途。除了近距离数字使用之外，远距离到近距离任务之间的一些频繁的视觉焦点重新分配，并反过来作为一种新的视觉行为出现。通常，当与高注意力需求互动时，这种特定的视觉行为将成为这个RDC项目的核心，该项目由NSERC-ESSILOR工业研究主席在过去五年中获得的研究成果所驱动。RDC项目建议开发一种设备，用于评估眼科透镜佩戴者在日常活动中的一种关键行为：个体在注意力需求期间的视觉切换行为。拥抱新的商业技术，我们希望通过使用全息设备来生成一个生态日常移动场景，并通过使用智能手机来创建视觉注意力需求。该设备将评估个人在决策情况下重新分配注意力时的姿势行为。该项目的准备技术水平为4级，基于学术界和工业界合作伙伴的专业知识。