Abstract: Described are various embodiments of an oculomotor assessment system and method of using same. One embodiment relates to system comprising a head-mountable device comprising a set of light sources mountable on the user's head to present. in operation, a visual stimulus at a corresponding plurality of physical locations at respective relative distances to the user's eyes. The system further comprises an eye tracking system configured to monitor an oculomotor response of the user to the visual stimulus, and a digital data processor operable to execute digital instructions for performing the oculomotor assessment by activating the set of light sources in a sequence to present the visual stimulus in the corresponding physical locations at the respective relative distances, recording the oculomotor response, and outputting an assessment result indicator as a result of the oculomotor response.

Abstract: Described are various embodiments of a pupil tracking system and method, and digital display device and digital image rendering system and method using same. In one embodiment, a computer-implemented method for improving a perceptive experience of light field content projected via a light field display within a light field viewing zone comprises sequentially acquiring a user feature location, and comparing a velocity computed therefrom with a designated threshold velocity. Upon the velocity corresponding with a transition from a relatively dynamic to a relatively static state, a rendering geometry of the light field content is adjusted to project the light field content within an adjusted light field viewing zone in accordance with a newly acquired user feature location.

Abstract: Described are various embodiments of a pupil tracking system and method, and digital display device and digital image rendering system and method using same. In one embodiment, a computer-implemented method for improving a perceptive experience of light field content projected via a light field display within a light field viewing zone comprises sequentially acquiring a user feature location, and comparing a velocity computed therefrom with a designated threshold velocity. Upon the velocity corresponding with a transition from a relatively dynamic to a relatively static state, a rendering geometry of the light field content is adjusted to project the light field content within an adjusted light field viewing zone in accordance with a newly acquired user feature location.

Abstract: Described are various embodiments of a pupil tracking system and method, and digital display device and digital image rendering system and method using same. In one embodiment, a computer-implemented method for dynamically adjusting rendering of a digital image using a light field display comprises: sequentially acquiring a user pupil location; digitally computing a velocity thereof over time; digitally comparing the velocity with a designated threshold pupil velocity; digitally rendering the digital image via the light field display in accordance with a maintained light field viewing zone geometry digitally defined in respect of a previously acquired user pupil location unless the velocity is above the designated threshold pupil velocity.

Abstract: Described are various embodiments of a pupil tracking system and method, and digital display device and digital image rendering system and method using same. In one embodiment, a computer-implemented method for dynamically adjusting rendering of a digital image using a light field display comprises: sequentially acquiring a user pupil location; digitally computing a velocity thereof over time; digitally comparing the velocity with a designated threshold pupil velocity; digitally rendering the digital image via the light field display in accordance with a maintained light field viewing zone geometry digitally defined in respect of a previously acquired user pupil location unless the velocity is above the designated threshold pupil velocity.