Abstract:
An eye movement feature amount calculating system includes: a moving state input unit that inputs moving state values in a time series indicating a moving state of an eye of an examinee; a saccade period extracting unit that extracts a saccade period in which the eye performs saccadic movement based on time-series variation of the moving state values; and a feature amount calculating unit that divides a period including at least a part of the extracted saccade period into a plurality of periods and calculates a feature amount of eye movement of the subject based on the separate periods.
Abstract:
An eyeblink measurement method includes a step of detecting reflected light from a part including a target person's eyelid and eye and outputting an image signal of the reflected light, using a photodetector, a step of calculating a position of a corneal reflected light produced on the eye in the part and a position of the eyelid in the part based on the image signal, a step of correcting the position of the eyelid based on the position of the corneal reflected light, and a step of calculating a feature amount regarding blinking based on a temporal change in the corrected position of the eyelid.
Abstract:
A plurality of pixels are arranged two-dimensionally in a matrix and individually include a first photosensitive portion and a second photosensitive portion. A plurality of first wirings connect a plurality of first photosensitive portions to each other for every row. A plurality of second wirings connect a plurality of second photosensitive portions to each other for every column. A first reading unit is arranged to read signal data through at least some of the plurality of first wirings. A second reading unit is arranged to read signal data through at least some of the plurality of second wirings. The first reading unit has a reading pixel setting unit arranged to set, based on signal data read in the first frame, a pixel group for reading signal data in a second frame subsequent to a first frame from the plurality of pixels.
Abstract:
Provided is a position detection sensor. In a first pixel part, as an incident position is closer to a first end of a first pixel pair group in a second direction, an intensity of a first electric signal decreases. In a second pixel part, as the incident position is closer to the first end, an intensity of a second electric signal increases. In a third pixel part, as the incident position is closer to a second end of a second pixel pair group in a first direction, an intensity of a third electric signal decreases. In a fourth pixel part, as the incident position is closer to the second end, an intensity of a fourth electric signal increases. A calculation unit calculates a second position on the basis of the first and second electric signals, and calculates a first position on the basis of the third and fourth electric signals.
Abstract:
In a first pixel part, as an incident position is closer to a first end of a first pixel pair group in a second direction, an intensity of a first electric signal decreases. In a second pixel part, as the incident position is closer to the first end, an intensity of a second electric signal increases. In a third pixel part, as the incident position is closer to a second end of a second pixel pair group in a first direction, an intensity of a third electric signal decreases. In a fourth pixel part, as the incident position is closer to the second end, an intensity of a fourth electric signal increases. A calculation unit performs weighting on a first position on the basis of the third and fourth electric signals, and performs weighting on a second position on the basis of the first and second electric signals.
Abstract:
A pseudo speckle pattern generation apparatus includes a light source, a beam expander, and a spatial light modulator. The spatial light modulator has an intensity modulation distribution based on a pseudo speckle pattern calculated from a pseudo random number pattern and a correlation function, receives light output from the light source and increased in beam diameter by the beam expander, spatially modulates the received light according to the modulation distribution, and outputs modulated light.
Abstract:
A tablet terminal 1A is a measurement apparatus for measuring a subject's eyelid position, and includes a display section 3 that generates a vertically long light emitting region to make a reflection image form on a corneal surface of the subject's eyeball, a camera 5 that images the reflection image formed by the display section 3, and an arithmetic circuit 7 that derives reflection image information concerning a size or position of the reflection image based on image data of the reflection image obtained by the camera 5, and measures the eyelid position based on the reflection image information.
Abstract:
A patterned light interference generating device 1 is provided with a laser light source 10; a wavefront controller 20 for receiving laser light, presenting a hologram pattern to control the wavefront of the laser light, and outputting wavefront-controlled light; an imaging optical system 40 for imaging the wavefront-controlled light at a target position 2; a filter 50 arranged at a portion of concentration by the imaging optical system 40; and a control unit 30 for controlling the hologram pattern; the filter 50 has a plurality of slits in one-to-one correspondence to a plurality of bright spots of a desired order; each of the plurality of slits has an elongated shape extending radially from a center of the plurality of bright spots of the desired order; one end on the center side of each of the plurality of slits is separated from the center.
Abstract:
A pseudo speckle pattern generation apparatus includes a light source, a beam expander, and a spatial light modulator. The spatial light modulator has an intensity modulation distribution based on a pseudo speckle pattern calculated from a pseudo random number pattern and a correlation function, receives light output from the light source and increased in beam diameter by the beam expander, spatially modulates the received light according to the modulation distribution, and outputs modulated light.
Abstract:
A light modulator includes a perovskite-type electro-optic crystal having an input surface to which input light is input and a rear surface opposing the input surface, a first optical element being disposed on the input surface of the electro-optic crystal and having a first electrode through which the input light is transmitted, a second optical element being disposed on the rear surface of the electro-optic crystal and having a second electrode through which the input light is transmitted, and a drive circuit applying an electric field between the first electrode and the second electrode.