Display by eye and amblyopia: what the VR headset really brings
Display per eye and amblyopia: what the VR headset really brings On November 12, Gentle Monster is opening pre-orders for its "Intelligent Eyewear". Engadget notes it in passing: Google's partners can't keep the secret about its plans for connected glasses. Part of the industry shrugs its shoulders — just another pair of connected glasses. Another, smaller part,…
Meta Quest has introduced an app called Amblyotube, designed to help people with amblyopia, or lazy eye. Developed by Seven Sports, the app provides visual training through recreational and educational content. It displays different images for each eye, allowing users to train their visual coordination and attention. The app is recommended for use by people aged 13 and over for 30-40 minutes per day and is not a substitute for professional diagnosis or treatment. Amblyotube can be downloaded from the Meta Quest Store.
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