CN110882139B

CN110882139B - Visual function adjusting method and device by using graph sequence

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Publication number: CN110882139B
Application number: CN201911140283.9A
Authority: CN
Inventors: 濮鸣亮
Original assignee: Precision Optical Beijing Medical Technology Co ltd
Current assignee: Precision Optical Beijing Medical Technology Co ltd
Priority date: 2019-11-20
Filing date: 2019-11-20
Publication date: 2022-02-18
Anticipated expiration: 2039-11-20
Also published as: CN110882139A

Abstract

The embodiment of the invention provides a visual function adjusting method and device by using a graph sequence, wherein the method comprises the following steps: respectively imaging the two side eyes of the user by utilizing the image sequence to respectively display corresponding preset images in corresponding local areas of the two side eyes, and enabling the corresponding preset images to have preset time intervals alpha between the time of respectively imaging the two side eyes; wherein the local area corresponds to a local injury of one retina of one of the eyes, and the preset map is imaged in the corresponding one of the local injuries of the retina at a time earlier than the preset map is imaged in the other eye by a time interval alpha.

Description

Visual function adjusting method and device by using graph sequence

Technical Field

The present invention relates to the field of electronic technologies, and in particular, to a method and an apparatus for adjusting a visual function using a graph sequence, and a virtual reality head-mounted display device.

Background

Vision is clearly of paramount importance, while the retina is the part where imaging is crucial. Each visual cortex binocular cell receives input from the retina of the left and right eye. The visual images formed by the retinal membranes are encoded by neurons of different visual centers and neural images are formed in the visual cortex. The latter is heavily relied upon by human visual perception. The optic cortex nerve loop has strong plasticity, and the proper visual stimulation on the retina can ensure that the nerve loop of the corresponding cortex area gradually restores the visual function. The retina is divided into the fovea (foveal) and peripheral regions; the fovea is the most visually acute area of the retina (color discrimination, resolution). In humans, for example, a yellow area at about 3.5mm of the temporal side of the optic disc is called the macula, and the depression in the center of the macula is the fovea. It is currently found that many ophthalmic diseases such as glaucoma, AMD, RP (retinitis pigmentosa) and DM (diabetic retinopathy) cause local lesions of the retina and local damage to the retina due to various reasons, so that the visual field area of the cerebral cortex corresponding to the local damage to the retina in the visual field range cannot form a normal neural image.

Throughout this application, the area of localized damage to the retina is defined as: damage to at least a portion of the retina, rather than the entire retina; by "at least a portion" is meant that one or more regions of the retina have been locally damaged.

Because the local damage lesion of the retina can cause that the corresponding cerebral cortex part in the visual field range can not form a normal nerve image, the prior art does not have a method and a device for adjusting the visual function aiming at the problems.

Disclosure of Invention

In view of the foregoing problems, an embodiment of the present invention provides a method and an apparatus for adjusting visual function by using a graph sequence, and a virtual reality head-mounted display device, which can improve and recover the abnormal visual function of a corresponding area of a cerebral cortex generated when a retina is locally damaged. Thereby achieving the purpose of stimulating retina to regulate brain nerve loop and adjust visual function.

In one aspect, an embodiment of the present invention provides a method for adjusting a visual function by using a graph sequence, including:

determining the positions of M retina local injuries, wherein M is more than or equal to 2; respectively carrying out vision adjustment on the positions of M retinal local injuries in the M retinal local injuries by using the graph sequence, wherein M is more than or equal to M and more than or equal to 2; wherein the map sequence comprises at least M segments of sub-map sequences, and each segment of the M segments of sub-map sequences corresponds to one retinal local lesion of the M retinal local lesions;

wherein the vision adjustment is performed on the positions of M retinal local lesions among the M retinal local lesions using a graph sequence, respectively, comprising:

respectively imaging the two side eyes of the user by utilizing the image sequence to respectively display corresponding preset images in corresponding local areas of the two side eyes, and enabling the corresponding preset images to have preset time intervals alpha between the time of respectively imaging the two side eyes;

wherein the local area corresponds to a local injury of one retina of one of the eyes, and the preset map is imaged in the corresponding one of the local injuries of the retina at a time earlier than the preset map is imaged in the other eye by a time interval alpha.

In some embodiments, the m retinal partial lesions are on one eye, or the m retinal partial lesions are on both eyes, respectively.

In some embodiments, the imaging the two eyes of the user with the graph sequence to respectively display the corresponding preset graphs in the corresponding local areas of the two eyes, and to make the corresponding preset graphs have the preset time interval α between the time of imaging the two eyes respectively includes:

respectively imaging two sides of eyes of a user by using the image sequence to respectively display corresponding nth preset images in corresponding nth local areas of retinas of the two sides of eyes, and enabling the corresponding nth preset images to have preset time intervals alpha between the respective imaging time of the two sides of eyes; and the time of imaging the corresponding nth preset image on the corresponding one eye of the nth retina local damage is earlier than the time of imaging the corresponding nth preset image on the other eye by a time interval alpha; wherein n is more than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to m;

respectively imaging two sides of eyes of a user to respectively display corresponding nth ' preset images in corresponding nth ' local areas of retinas of the two sides of eyes, and enabling the corresponding nth ' preset images to have preset time intervals alpha between the respective imaging time of the two sides of eyes; and the time at which the corresponding nth ' preset image is imaged in the corresponding one eye of the nth ' retinal local lesion is earlier than the time at which the corresponding nth ' preset image is imaged in the other eye by a time interval a; n 'is more than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to m, and n is not equal to n'.

In some embodiments, the method comprises:

aiming at the nth local area, imaging is respectively carried out on two side eyes of the user so as to respectively display corresponding nth preset graphs on the corresponding nth local areas of the two side eyes;

after the adjustment of the visual function of the eyes at the two sides of the nth local area is completed, the eyes at the two sides of the user are respectively imaged aiming at the nth ' local area so as to respectively display the corresponding nth ' preset images at the corresponding nth ' local areas of the eyes at the two sides.

In some embodiments, the method comprises:

respectively imaging the nth local area in the eyes of the user to respectively display corresponding nth preset images in the corresponding local areas of the two eyes, and continuously alternating for a time interval beta, and then respectively imaging the nth local area in the eyes of the user through a preset device to respectively display corresponding nth' preset images in the corresponding local areas of the two eyes, and continuously alternating for the time interval beta;

wherein the time interval alpha is greater than or equal to the alternating time interval beta.

In some embodiments, the method comprises:

the nth preset graph and the nth' preset graph are the same and have different positions;

or

The diagram and the position of the nth preset diagram are different from those of the nth' preset diagram.

In some embodiments, the method further comprises:

and outputting a prompt when the graph sequence is played, receiving feedback of a user aiming at the prompt, and judging the concentration degree of the user according to the feedback.

In some embodiments, the method comprises:

each of the graph sequences has an insertion frame therein, and corresponding insertion frames of the graph sequences of the two sides of the eye have the same time interval α therebetween.

In a second aspect, a visual function adjusting apparatus using a sequence of diagrams is provided, including: a first imaging mechanism for imaging for a left eye, a second imaging mechanism for imaging for a right eye, a control mechanism for controlling the first imaging mechanism and the second imaging mechanism;

the control mechanism is connected with the first imaging mechanism and the second imaging mechanism so as to utilize the image sequence to respectively image the two side eyes of the user to respectively display corresponding preset images in the corresponding local areas of the two side eyes, and the corresponding preset images have preset time intervals alpha between the time of respective imaging of the two side eyes;

In a third aspect, a virtual reality head-mounted display device is provided, including: a left-eye imaging mechanism for imaging for a left eye, a right-eye imaging mechanism for imaging for a right eye, and a control mechanism for controlling the left-eye imaging mechanism and the right-eye imaging mechanism;

the control mechanism is connected with the left eye imaging mechanism and the right eye imaging mechanism so as to utilize the image sequence to image on two sides of eyes of a user respectively to display corresponding preset images in corresponding local areas of the two sides of eyes respectively, and the corresponding preset images have preset time intervals alpha between the time of imaging of the two sides of eyes respectively;

The technical scheme of the invention has the following beneficial effects: according to the technical scheme, the visual function adjusting method and device and the virtual reality head-mounted display equipment are provided, the visual function of local lesions of one eye can be adjusted in a local imaging mode, and the vision can be adjusted in a non-invasive mode in a visual stimulation mode to gradually improve or recover the vision.

As previously mentioned, the protocols in the examples of the present invention do not treat damage to the retina itself. Each point on the retina binocular region has a corresponding representative region on the visual cortex; and represents a regionAnd gradually becomes larger as the degree of centrifugation becomes smaller. The representative area of the fovea is maximized (0-0.5 degree fovea area corresponds to 142mm of primary visual cortex)²Area of! ) (ii) a Each point on the fovea is now a large representative area of the visual cortex. However, this area is not normally available very efficiently, and thus embodiments of the present invention are capable of adjusting vision. In the embodiment of the invention, the optic cortex nerve loop corresponding to the damaged area of the retina can be regulated and controlled, so that synapses of neurons of the loop are reshaped, a small amount of input provided by residual retinal neurons can be efficiently utilized, and finally, the visual function reconstruction is realized to a certain extent.

Drawings

Fig. 1 is a schematic diagram of binocular parallax;

FIG. 2 is a schematic illustration of a binocular fixation;

FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram showing a predetermined area of the retina in accordance with the determination of the local damage of the retina;

FIG. 4 is a flowchart illustrating a visual function adjustment method using graph sequences according to an embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 5 is a schematic structural diagram of a visual function adjustment apparatus using a graph sequence according to an embodiment of the present invention;

fig. 6 is a schematic structural diagram of a virtual reality head-mounted display device in an embodiment of the present invention.

Detailed Description

In order to make the technical problems, technical solutions and advantages of the present invention more apparent, the following detailed description is given with reference to the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments.

The retina is locally diseased for a variety of reasons, resulting in the inability to image a location within the field of view that corresponds to a local injury to the retina. The problem of the prior art about the visual impairment caused by the local damage of the retina is that the local damage of the retina is eliminated by means of medicine and surgical treatment, and is treated or eliminated in such a way. The inventors have discovered in their research that vision can be adjusted non-invasively by means of visual stimuli to gradually improve or restore vision.

The principle of the invention is explained first: the binocular stereopsis of a person is formed by: the eyes watch on an object at the same time, the sight lines of the eyes intersect at a Point called a Fixation Point (collimation Point), and the light points reflected from the Fixation Point back to the retinas of the left eye and the right eye are called Corresponding points (collimation points). Because the distance between two pupils of a person exists (the average value is 50-75mm), the Relative positions (Relative positions) of the left eye and the right eye are different for the same scene, so that the two eyes see external objects with different visual angles, and Binocular Disparity (Binocular Disparity) is generated, namely, the left eye and the right eye see images with different visual angles. The visual information from the two eyes is transferred into the primary visual cortex through the lateral geniculate nucleus, and then is processed and integrated by each level of visual centers to enable people to obtain a neural image with three-dimensional depth perception. Specifically, once the eyes focus on the fixation point, not only the point is seen clearly, but also the distance, depth, projection and depression, contrast, chromatic aberration, contour, and the like between the point and the surrounding objects can be distinguished, and the perceived visual image is a stereoscopic visual image, and the binocular stereoscopic function of the human is called stereoscopic vision (stereovision) for short.

Stereoscopic vision gives a person a sense of depth in the perception of the surrounding visual world. Specifically, both eyes have a Perception capability (Depth Perception) of the Depth of the captured ambient image, and this capability is based on the fact that both left and right eyes can extract Depth information (Depth Cue) in the scene. The human eye can have these abilities, and mainly depends on the following 4 basic functions of the two eyes:

1. binocular parallax (Binocular Disparity)

Binocular parallax describes a visual angle difference which appears at a horizontal position where an image of an object falls on retinas of two eyes when the left eye and the right eye watch the same object due to a distance between the two eyes, and is called binocular parallax for short. The brain extracts depth information in 2-dimensional retinal images using binocular parallax in stereoscopic vision.

As shown in fig. 1, where 1 denotes a monocular vision field and 2 denotes a visual axis, if both eyes focus on (Horopter) fixation points a and B on the monocular vision field, the visual axis angles of the images projected on the left and right retinas are equally large, L and R, respectively, that is, the images on the retinas of both eyes overlap, there is no parallax. However, when the two-eye focal points are focused on the fixation point A on the binocular single vision interface and the other is focused on the fixation point C outside the binocular single vision interface, the included angles of the visual axes of the images projected on the left and right retinas are not the same, and are L 'and R', respectively. At this time, the images on the left and right retinas are different from each other in position and cannot be superimposed, resulting in parallax.

As shown in fig. 2, when one binocular fixation Point is on the monocular vision field (a) and the other fixation Point is at the Near Point (Near Point), cross-Disparity (cross Disparity) is formed. Creating a stereoscopic perception of an object being close to the viewer. Conversely, when one binocular fixation Point is on the monocular vision (C) and the other fixation Point is at the Far Point (Far Point), non-cross parallax (unoccluded Disparity) is formed. Creating a stereoscopic perception of an object leaving the observer.

2. Adaptation adjustment (adaptation)

Accommodation of both eyes mainly refers to Active Focusing action (Active Focusing) of the eyes. The method is mainly suitable for close-range focusing. The focal length of the eye is finely adjusted by changing the intraocular Lens (Lens) curvature. When the lens is fixed on an object, the change of the curvature of the lens in the eye leads the two eyes to focus and see different objects and different parts of the same scene clearly. The accommodation of the lens is achieved by the contraction and relaxation of its attached -like muscle.

3. Binocular Convergence (Convergence)

Depth perception is determined by the direction of binocular fixation. Your eyes form an angle when you look at an object. The angle is larger as the object is closer to you and smaller as the object is further away from you. The lines of sight of the two eyes tend to be parallel as the object is further away from you.

4. Mobile parallax (Motion Disparity)

Parallel parallax produces a sense of depth through relative motion between the observer and the observed object. Close one eye you can only see the outside world through one eye. When you are looking at an object with one eye, the arm of the display is extended with the thumb to block a portion of the scene in your field of view, but when you turn your head you can see that portion of the scene that is blocked. Specifically, when you obtain depth perception information using parallel parallax, the brain determines the relative distance between you and two objects by calculation.

In short, in the process of merging the images of both eyes, the same convergence Mechanism (Converging Mechanism) of the two eyes in the observed scene is relied on first, i.e. the fixation points of the two eyes are at the same point. This mechanism allows the left and right human eyes (with a fixed distance between the left and right pupils) and the fixation point on the scene to geometrically form a definite triangle. The distance of the observed scene from the human eyes can be judged through the triangle. In order to realize the mechanism, the muscles of the eyes of the human need to pull the eyeballs to rotate, the movement of the muscles is fed back to the brain of the human again, and the parallax images obtained by the two eyes are fused in the brain of the human.

Both glaucoma and maculopathy produce localized damage to the retina, with maculopathy producing localized damage to the retina at the fovea and glaucoma producing localized damage to the retina at the peripheral region of the fovea. Thus, in the early stage of the disease, a patient with maculopathy cannot image a local central area in the visual range, and glaucoma cannot image a local peripheral area in the peripheral area other than the central area in the visual range. Of course, these are only examples, and there are many possible causes of local damage to the retina, such as glaucoma and maculopathy, and there may be various causes of retinitis pigmentosa, and the embodiments of the present invention are not limited thereto.

To address this characteristic, embodiments of the present invention provide a visual function adjustment method and apparatus using a diagram sequence, and a virtual reality head-mounted display device, which perform visual stimulation on a retina of visual imaging by using a physical means based on the aforementioned visual imaging principle, so as to adjust a cortical visual function, thereby gradually improving or even eliminating an influence of a local damage of the retina on the visual imaging. The visual function adjusting method and device and the virtual reality head-mounted display device provided by the embodiment of the invention stimulate the retina in a local stimulation mode.

Specifically, the visual function adjusting method using the graph sequence as shown in fig. 4 includes:

The corresponding preset drawings refer to identical drawings when the adjustment of the visual function is performed through a plan view, that is, the two eyes display the same preset drawings at the interval time α. When the visual function is adjusted by the stereo image, the corresponding preset images are two images including parallax. This is because, in the imaging mechanism of the human cerebral cortex, if the parallax problem is considered, the images displayed when imaging the two eyes need to include a certain parallax to enable the stereoscopic imaging. This principle can be referred to the existing production principle for movies in virtual reality head-mounted display devices; that is, in order to allow a user to form a perspective view through the virtual reality head-mounted display apparatus, it is necessary to perform a certain process on a view displayed on both eyes so that the user can generate the perspective view when viewing the view; namely, the two eyes respectively display corresponding preset images containing parallax.

For example, a diagram of an existing virtual reality head-mounted display device simultaneously and respectively displays corresponding preset diagrams for two side eyes. In the embodiment of the invention, the corresponding preset graphs need to be respectively displayed on the two eyes at the interval time interval alpha.

Specifically, when one eye generates a retinal local damage, corresponding preset images are displayed on both eyes at a position corresponding to the retinal local damage; and the corresponding preset map is imaged on the retina of both eyes with a priori timing.

Wherein, the sequential imaging means that the retina position of the area corresponding to the local damage of the retina on one eye with the local damage of the retina is imaged first, and the retina position corresponding to the local damage of the retina of the other eye and the area of the first eye is imaged later (the position of the other eye corresponding to the local damage of the retina of the first eye has no lesion or has a smaller degree of lesion); and the display between the two has an interval alpha.

This stimulates the retina to visually image, such that the predetermined pattern is imaged first in the eye with the retinal local lesion, and then imaged after the predetermined pattern in the other eye. Due to the visual imaging mechanism of human eyes, the human brain does not feel uncomfortable because the human brain feels that the human brain displays successively only by setting the time interval alpha well, and simultaneously, the mode can well stimulate the cerebral cortex through the retina by adopting a local stimulation mode. After a period of stimulation, the retina of the visual imaging can correspondingly repair cortical areas which can not normally form a neural diagram in the visual field range of the cerebral cortex corresponding to the local damaged area of the retina, thereby gradually improving the vision and even recovering the vision.

Throughout the description of embodiments of the present invention, the respective local regions of both eyes refer to the same positions of both eyes. For example, if a partial area of one eye has retinal damage, the same preset map is displayed on both eyes after the same partial area corresponding to the retinal damage of one eye when the visual function adjustment is performed by using the method of the embodiment of the present invention.

In some embodiments, the m retinal partial lesions are on one eye, or the m retinal partial lesions are on both eyes, respectively. That is to say: there may be only one eye with local damage to the retina, or there may be local damage to both eyes; there may also be extensive local damage to the retina of either eye. In one embodiment of the invention, the local area displaying the preset map is uniquely corresponding to the location of a local damage to the retina of one eye. When the preset images are displayed, the corresponding preset images are displayed in the preset areas of the two sides of the eyes corresponding to the local damage of the retina, so that the same local areas of the two sides of the eyes corresponding to the local damage positions of the retina are stimulated through the preset images respectively, and the binocular cell nerve loop corresponding to the cortex is regulated and controlled to achieve the purpose of recovering the visual function; and the areas corresponding to the local retinal damage displayed by both eyes during each adjustment are the same local area in both eyes. Of course, there may be local damage to the retina in only one of the eyes; there may also be cases where there is local damage to the retina in each of the two eyes, or where there is one or more local damages to the retina in the same eye. To this end, embodiments of the present invention propose various solutions to perform visual function adjustment for different local damage conditions of the retina, respectively.

However, in any case, the visual function can be adjusted for only one local damage of the retina of one eye per time period. This is because human retinal imaging results in visual function adjustments that can only be made for one retinal local lesion of one eye at a time, which would otherwise cause confusion in the imaging system. Therefore, after the visual function adjustment of one local area is completed, the visual function adjustment of the other local area can be performed; it is also possible to adjust two or more local regions in turn within a preset time β.

In any embodiment of the present invention, if two or more retinal local lesions, i.e. two or more local regions, are determined, in order to improve the effect of visual function adjustment, different preset maps may be used for different local regions, i.e. one preset map may be determined for each retinal local lesion.

When performing the visual function adjustment, the visual function adjustment may be performed on one local area first by using the graph sequence, and then the visual function adjustment may be performed on another local area after the visual function adjustment of the local area is completed, that is, the method includes:

after the adjustment of the visual functions of the eyes at the two sides of the nth local area is finished, respectively imaging the eyes at the two sides of the user aiming at the nth ' local area so as to respectively display corresponding nth ' preset images in the corresponding nth ' local areas of the eyes at the two sides; n 'is more than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to m, and n is not equal to n'.

When performing the visual function adjustment, the visual function adjustment may also be performed for each local area in turn by using the graph sequence, that is, the method includes:

Wherein, the subgraphs in the graph sequence for each local region may be the same or different, that is: the nth preset graph and the nth' preset graph are the same and have different positions; or, the diagram and the position of the nth preset diagram are different from those of the nth' preset diagram.

In all embodiments of the present invention, since the normal video stream is typically 24 frames or 25 frames per second or other predetermined number of frames, if a virtual reality head-mounted display device (e.g., 3D glasses) is applied to play video, the current mainstream 3D glasses are 90-120 frames per second. Interpolation between the frames of the video stream at this time can change the video stream of 24 or 25 frames per year to a video stream of 90-120 frames per second.

In any embodiment of the present invention, the time interval α is 8.33 milliseconds. The arrangement is that the method can be realized by using 3D glasses, and the 3D glasses have natural advantages that the visual field range of each pair of glasses of a person can be limited in a specific area, so that peripheral light can be prevented from influencing the visual function adjusting process; meanwhile, the working principle of the 3D glasses is that the two eyes are respectively displayed, so that visual stimulation can be well and independently applied to the left eye channel and the right eye channel to realize any scheme of the embodiment of the invention. For example, with existing 3D glasses with a frequency of 120Hz, the minimum time interval shown is 1/120 seconds, i.e. 8.33 milliseconds. Of course, the time interval α can be adjusted according to the operating frequency of the device. Of course, it is not limited that the time interval α is perfectly corresponding to the operating frequency of the device, and a slight difference may also implement the solution of the embodiment of the present invention.

Of course, other configurations of the device may be used to image the eyes separately; the above-described embodiments using virtual reality head mounted display devices (e.g., 3D glasses) are merely illustrative.

Of course, the aforementioned time interval α of 8.33 ms is only an example and is not a limitation to the scope of the present invention. The 3D glasses with 120Hz operation frequency are only an example and are not intended to limit the scope of the present invention. It will be understood by those skilled in the art that the apparatus for implementing the embodiment of the present invention may be any apparatus capable of displaying preset drawings, and the embodiment of the present invention is not limited thereto.

In any embodiment of the invention, the method further comprises the following steps:

and prompting when the corresponding preset graph or the corresponding preset graph sequence is played, and determining whether corresponding feedback of a user for the prompt is received.

This mechanism may be referred to as a focus detection mechanism to determine that the user's attention is focused on viewing the preset map. This is to prevent the user from being distracted during long-term use. Once the user is not focused, the preset image played cannot generate the preset visual function adjusting effect.

The prompt can be an icon with a direction prompt displayed in a preset graph, and receives feedback made by a user for the icon with the direction prompt so as to determine that the user makes correct feedback.

For example: regularly displaying a convex figure, wherein the protrusions of the figure can be oriented in different directions; the user makes a predetermined action (e.g., scribe a predetermined direction on the touch pad, press a corresponding key on a keyboard having four directional keys, … …) according to the orientation of the protrusion in the figure. In one embodiment, the protrusions of the "embossed" pattern may be oriented to the left or right and may be changed in sequence; meanwhile, the user can correspondingly press the left button or the right button of the mouse.

The prompt may also be a warning tone that is played periodically so that the user can give feedback when he hears the warning tone.

For example: the prompt tone is played regularly, so that the user can press the preset key after hearing the prompt tone.

In the above scheme, it can be determined whether the user is still focusing on watching the preset picture being played according to the prompt, so as to prevent the user from concentrating on the ineffective playing caused by the inattention. Of course, whether the aforementioned manner of using the prompt tone, the prompt icon or other manners is only to determine whether the user is focused on viewing the preset map being played; these are only examples and are not intended to limit the scope of the present invention.

Since the eye distances of different patients differ, it is necessary to specifically determine the correspondence between the position of the local damage of the retina and the position of the displayed preset map for each user. In any embodiment of the present invention, the correspondence between the position of the local damage of the retina and the position where the preset map is displayed can be obtained by various methods, and the following example is given as an example in the embodiment of the present invention:

in this example, the following steps are performed for each eye:

setting P points in a non-central area of the visual field of one eye, wherein the display brightness interval of each point is not lightened to the maximum brightness value;

displaying a center mark aiming at a center area of a visual field of one eye of a user, and enabling the user to watch the center mark; then, any one of the P points is lighted by taking the initial brightness (such as the central value of a display brightness interval) as the display brightness so as to determine whether the user sees that the point is lighted; if so, reducing the display brightness by a first preset step length; if not, increasing the display brightness by a second preset step length; when the same point can be seen under the current display brightness and cannot be seen after the display brightness is adjusted, the current first preset step length or the second preset step length is reduced, and the detection is carried out again;

the contrast difference of the point can be determined by continuously and repeatedly adjusting the display brightness; and the exit condition may be that the test reaches a predetermined number of times or the adjustment step size becomes the minimum adjustment step size.

Wherein the minimum adjustment step size may be predetermined, or determined depending on adjustable parameters of the device, or any other feasible manner.

After the above steps are performed on the P points of each eye, the respective contrast difference of the P points corresponding to the two eyes can be determined, and one point with the largest contrast difference among the P points is used as a point for visual function adjustment.

For example, the center identification and P points shown in fig. 3 may be used, P76; and the display brightness interval of each point is from no lighting to the maximum brightness value, no lighting is marked by O, the maximum brightness value is marked by 1, and the brightness values in all the embodiments of the application are relative values based on the display brightness interval. The following steps are performed for each eye:

step 1, only the central fixation point is displayed, and a user watches the red cross of the central fixation point;

step 2, one of 76 white points randomly appears for 500 milliseconds, the baseline brightness value in the first appearance is 50 percent of the highest brightness value, namely 0.5, the patient reports that the light spot is detected by clicking any key of the mouse, and if the key is not pressed within 500 milliseconds, the light spot is not detected; the brightness is decreased by one step for the next occurrence of a detected spot and increased by one step for the next occurrence of an undetected spot. The initial step size for each spot is 0.1, when the same spot becomes undetected from detection, the step size of this spot is halved; when the test on each light spot exceeds 15 times or the step length is changed into 1, ending the test, wherein the contrast value of each light spot is the contrast threshold value of the changed point;

and 3, after the contrast threshold detection of the respective 76 visual field points of the left eye and the right eye is finished, selecting a point with the maximum contrast threshold difference value at the same position of the left eye and the right eye, and recording the coordinates of the point as a visual stimulation point.

In the above manner, the correspondence between the position of the retinal damage of the user and the position at which the preset map is displayed can be determined to determine the position at which the preset map is displayed.

Of course, the above-described method of determining a localized damage to the retina is merely exemplary, and is a relatively accurate and repeatable implementation. It will be appreciated by those skilled in the art that other means of determining may also be employed. For example: displaying the local images at different positions in the visual field range of a single eye of the user, and judging whether the user sees the local images, thereby determining the position of the local damage of the retina; i.e. exhaustive. For another example: the location of the localized damage to the retina can be determined from the retinal map. There are many ways to determine the local damage of the retina in current clinical medicine, and thus the local area of the preset map can be correspondingly determined and displayed; the location of the local area displaying the preset map can be determined in many ways.

As shown in fig. 5, an embodiment of the present invention further provides a visual function adjusting apparatus using a graph sequence, including: a first imaging mechanism for imaging for a left eye, a second imaging mechanism for imaging for a right eye, a control mechanism for controlling the first imaging mechanism and the second imaging mechanism;

As shown in fig. 6, an embodiment of the present invention further provides a virtual reality head-mounted display device, including: a left-eye imaging mechanism for imaging for a left eye, a right-eye imaging mechanism for imaging for a right eye, and a control mechanism for controlling the left-eye imaging mechanism and the right-eye imaging mechanism;

Those skilled in the art can understand that the visual function adjusting device shown in fig. 5 and the virtual reality head-mounted display device shown in fig. 6 in the embodiment of the present invention may be used in the visual function adjusting method in any one of the foregoing embodiments, and therefore the principle, function, and execution steps of the visual function adjusting device and the virtual reality head-mounted display device in the embodiment of the present invention all correspond to the visual function adjusting method in any one of the foregoing embodiments, and are not described in detail herein.

While the foregoing is directed to the preferred embodiment of the present invention, it will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes and modifications may be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention as defined in the appended claims.

Claims

1. A visual function adjusting device using a graph sequence is characterized in that a retina local injury is generated by being applied to a retina local part of one side of eyes or two sides of eyes; the method comprises the following steps: a first imaging mechanism for imaging for a left eye, a second imaging mechanism for imaging for a right eye, a control mechanism for controlling the first imaging mechanism and the second imaging mechanism;

2. A visual function adjustment device according to claim 1, wherein the m retinal partial lesions are located on one side of the eye, or the m retinal partial lesions are located on both sides of the eye, respectively.

3. The visual function adjustment apparatus using a graph sequence according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the using of the graph sequence to image the two eyes of the user respectively to display the corresponding preset graphs in the corresponding local areas of the two eyes respectively, and to make the corresponding preset graphs have a preset time interval α between the times of imaging the two eyes respectively comprises:

4. The visual function adjustment apparatus using graph sequence according to claim 3, wherein the visual function adjustment apparatus using graph sequence is further configured to perform the following operations:

5. The visual function adjustment apparatus using graph sequence according to claim 3, wherein the visual function adjustment apparatus using graph sequence is further configured to perform the following operations:

6. The visual function adjustment apparatus according to claim 3, wherein the n-th preset map is the same as and different from the n' -th preset map in position; or, the diagram and the position of the nth preset diagram are different from those of the nth' preset diagram.

7. A visual function adjustment device according to claim 3, wherein said visual function adjustment device using a sequence of figures is further configured to:

8. The visual function adjustment apparatus according to claim 3, wherein the graph sequence has an insertion frame therein, and the corresponding insertion frames of the graph sequences of the two eyes have the same time interval α therebetween.

9. A visual function adjustment device according to claim 1, wherein said locally generated retinal lesion of the retina includes but is not limited to: glaucoma or macular degeneration.

10. A virtual reality head-mounted display device is characterized in that a retina local injury is generated when the virtual reality head-mounted display device is applied to a retina local of one side eye or two side eyes; the method comprises the following steps: a left-eye imaging mechanism for imaging for a left eye, a right-eye imaging mechanism for imaging for a right eye, and a control mechanism for controlling the left-eye imaging mechanism and the right-eye imaging mechanism;

11. The virtual reality head-mounted display device of claim 10, wherein the m retinal local lesions are on one eye or the m retinal local lesions are on both eyes respectively.

12. The virtual reality head-mounted display device according to claim 10 or 11, wherein the imaging with the graph sequence on the two eyes of the user to display the corresponding preset graphs on the corresponding local regions of the two eyes respectively and make the corresponding preset graphs have the preset time interval α between the time of imaging the two eyes respectively comprises:

13. The virtual reality head mounted display device of claim 12, wherein the virtual reality head mounted display device is configured to:

after the adjustment of the visual function of the eyes at the two sides of the nth local area is completed, the eyes at the two sides of the user are respectively imaged aiming at the nth 'local area so as to respectively display the corresponding nth preset images at the corresponding nth' local areas of the eyes at the two sides.

14. The virtual reality head mounted display device of claim 12, wherein the virtual reality head mounted display device is configured to:

15. The virtual reality head-mounted display device of claim 12, wherein the nth preset map is the same as and in a different location than the nth' preset map; or, the diagram and the position of the nth preset diagram are different from those of the nth' preset diagram.

16. The virtual reality head mounted display device of claim 12, wherein the virtual reality head mounted display device is configured to:

17. The virtual reality head-mounted display device of claim 12, wherein the graph sequences have intervening frames therein and corresponding intervening frames of the graph sequences for both eyes have the same time interval a therebetween.

18. The virtual reality head-mounted display device of claim 10, wherein the retinal local damage caused by the retina local comprises but is not limited to: glaucoma or macular degeneration.