Head-mounted display: Difference between revisions

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 ==Virtual Reality HMDs==
 ===Large Field of View===
-VR HMDs have displays with large [[field of view]] that covers the entirety of the user's vision. Humans have about 120 degrees of binocular vision<ref>http://www.artinarch.com/vp05.html</ref>, the display of a VR device should comprise the entire vision range. A large FoV is important to create [[immersion]] for the wearer.
+VR HMDs have displays with large [[field of view]] (FOV) that comprise the entirety of the user's vision. With both eyes, humans have about 180 degrees FOV. The display of a VR device should cover as much of the vision range as possible. A large FoV is important to create [[immersion]] for the wearer.
 ===Stereoscopic 3D===
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 Augmented Reality HMDs also known as Optical head-mounted displays or OHMDs. The displays of these devices are transparent. They allow users to see through them while projecting images and information in front of the users' eyes.
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