Summary
The paper discusses the impact of different lighting conditions on eye movements and visual discomfort when reading on electronic devices.
Categories
Eye health: The paper investigates how different lighting conditions and electronic devices impact eye movements and visual discomfort, providing insights into how to optimize eye health when using such devices.
Lighting Design Considerations: The paper's findings on how lighting conditions impact eye movements and visual discomfort when reading on electronic devices can inform lighting design considerations for electronic devices.
Author(s)
E Safarian Baloujeh, R Navarro, AI Sánchez-Cano
Publication Year
2023
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