VR blue light blindness - Are virtual reality headsets like the oculus quest 2 damaging your eyes!?
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- Опубликовано: 5 июл 2024
- Is VR blue light blindness a genuine risk of using virtual reality headsets? Let's look at the research that can help us come to a conclusion about whether blue light damage that is widely reported as a danger of LED devices is a significant risk for VR users. Given how close the display of a VR screen is to the eye, it may be also reasonable to assume that any risk from these screens would be even greater for VR headsets. If Facebook have their way, then in just a few short years we might all be regularly devices like the Oculus Quest 2 headset for remote office working as well as for fitness and exercise. So we are definitely going to get down to the bottom of things and let you know if virtual reality headsets are safe to use or not.
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Timestamp:
04:35 - 10 helpful points out of ICNIRP statement
08:56 - My summary and conclusion
10:42 - 6 Tips for VR users
=== Helpful Links discussed in the video ===
1. ICNIRP website: www.icnirp.org/
2. LED implications for safety statement - Direct doc link: www.icnirp.org/cms/upload/pub...
3. John O'Hagan lecture on blue light hazard: www.osa.org/en-us/meetings/we...
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Have you had any concerns about your eyes and VR headsets?
Any screen make my floaters disappear, so they are all good for me.
VR Devices are too close to eyes and can cause myopia and eye floaters?
Hi Andrei. Those are important concerns that some may have which were not covered. However, the VR creates depth of field like in real life so it never feels like you are looking at a screen close to you. Also the impact of blue light on floaters has not been researched, as far as I’m aware. We can see that the research suggests that blue light emitted from these devices can be a lot lower than in normal daylight. Generally though we need to listen to our bodies and eyes if something appears uncomfortable, it’s probably an indication that we should stop it.
bro is that weiss ring occur before or after pvd can you please tell me and also is that weiss ring appear dark colour for the eyes
Hi. A Weiss ring is the ring-like floater seen when the rear area that the vitreous attaches to in the eye comes off. So it is the result of a posterior vitreous detachment (PVD). I hike that makes sense.
@@meyetips thanks man for your reply😍
can you sir please tell me answer for my question?
Done.