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Dynamic focusing in head-mounted displays

Rolland et al., 1999

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2424101689925260479
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Rolland J
Krueger M
Goon A
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Stereoscopic displays and virtual reality systems vi

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In stereoscopic virtual environment system, vergence eye movements are required but the absence of the need to accommodate is not consistent with real-world vision. Ideally, virtual objects would be displayed at the appropriate distances from the viewer and natural …
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