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Kim T Zebehazy1, George J Zimmerman, Alex R Bowers
1University of Pittsburgh and Schepens Eye Research Institute.
Abstract:
In preparation for an evaluation of night vision devices, an exploratory study was conducted to gain initial experience with the sensitivity of chosen mobility measures under night conditions. The measures included cane contacts and object recognition distances. Results provide preliminary evidence that these two measures may be sensitive to the effects of a night vision device.
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