Understanding how wearers actually use their lenses is crucial for improving progressive and single-vision lens design. This study introduces a novel eye-tracking method that directly measures the region of the lens a person looks through during real-world tasks.
The poster explores:
How wearable eye-tracking technology maps lens usage
The influence of addition power, screen distance, and ergonomics on vision behavior
Key findings that challenge traditional assumptions about lens design
Download the full poster to gain deeper insights into real-world lens performance and how this research can drive innovation in optical technology.
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