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California Institute of Technology

Yamaha Hatsudoki Kabushiki Kaisha

Changizi, Mark

Barber, Timothy P.

Mark Changizi

Timothy P Barber

Shinsuke Shimojo

Hirofumi Mochizuki

Daw-An Wu

Takashi Suegami

Christopher C Berger

Disclosed herein include systems, devices, computer readable media, and methods for enhancing human visual motion perception in the periphery (e.g., the far periphery, or the extreme periphery) or improving user safety using, for example, at least one auditory stimulus with a falling pitch.

Assisting visual motion perception in the extreme periphery

A filter for detecting changes in skin color. The filter includes a filter material capable of filtering a frequency range and configured to orthogonalize an overall red response and an overall blue response in response to a spectral power distribution of a given light condition. The overall red response is based on a first plurality of spectral responses for a first human perceived chromatic channel used primarily for detecting blood oxygenation in a human. The overall blue response is based on a second plurality of spectral responses for a second human perceived chromatic channel used primarily for detecting blood volume.

Apparatus and method for orthogonalizing signals detecting blood oxygenation and blood volume

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Mark Changizi