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Fei at 19:59, 14 November 2021

2021-11-14T19:59:57Z

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		<b><font size = "4">What is lazy eye?</font></b><br/>
		Lazy eye, also called Amblyopia, is a disorder of sight in which the brain fails to process inputs from one eye and over time favors the other eye. It results in decreased vision in an eye that otherwise typically appears normal. Amblyopia is the most common cause of decreased vision in a single eye among children and younger adults. <br/>

		<b><font size = "4">Feature</font></b><br/>
		- The vision gap between the two eyes is large, so the stereo perception is poor; <br/>
		- The light they see is weaker than normal people see;<br/>

		<b><font size = "4">Concept</font></b><br/>
		Amblyopia training is mainly for children under 12 years old, which reminds me of colorful playgrounds. So I want to design a scene that can exercise their color and space perception.<br/>

		The First Concept: I placed obstacles similar to a maze on the ground. Children can only walk through the obstacles to find the exit, so that they can exercise their sense of three-dimensionality. <br/>

		The Second Concept: I used planes and lights to construct a space, which people can see different colors in different places. <br/>

		<b><font size = "4">Sources</font></b><br/>
		Pictures: https://www.pinterest.de/<br/>
		Sounds: https://freesound.org/<br/>

		<b><font size = "4">Video Link</font></b><br/>
		The First Concept: https://vimeo.com/640947530<br/>
		The Second Concept: https://vimeo.com/640947790<br/>

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	~~<b><font size = "4">What is lazy eye?</font></b><br/>~~
	Lazy eye, also called Amblyopia, is a disorder of sight in which the brain fails to process inputs from one eye and over time favors the other eye. It results in decreased vision in an eye that otherwise typically appears normal. Amblyopia is the most common cause of decreased vision in a single eye among children and younger adults. <br/>

	~~<b><font size = "4">Feature</font></b><br/>~~
	~~- The vision gap between the two eyes is large, so the stereo perception is poor; <br/>~~
	~~- The light they see is weaker than normal people see;<br/>~~

	~~<b><font size = "4">Concept</font></b><br/>~~
	~~Amblyopia training is mainly for children under 12 years old, which reminds me of colorful playgrounds. So I want to design a scene that can exercise their color and space perception.<br/>~~

	The First Concept: I placed obstacles similar to a maze on the ground. Children can only walk through the obstacles to find the exit, so that they can exercise their sense of three-dimensionality. <br/>

	~~The Second Concept: I used planes and lights to construct a space, which people can see different colors in different places. <br/>~~

	~~<b><font size = "4">Sources</font></b><br/>~~
	~~Pictures: https://www.pinterest.de/<br/>~~
	~~Sounds: https://freesound.org/<br/>~~

	~~<b><font size = "4">Video Link</font></b><br/>~~
	~~The First Concept: https://vimeo.com/640947530<br/>~~
	~~The Second Concept: https://vimeo.com/640947790<br/>~~

Fei at 21:03, 31 October 2021

2021-10-31T21:03:38Z

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	<b><font size = "4">Video Link</font></b><br/>		<b><font size = "4">Video Link</font></b><br/>
	The First Concept: https://vimeo.com/640947530		The First Concept: https://vimeo.com/640947530<br/>
	The Second Concept: https://vimeo.com/640947790		The Second Concept: https://vimeo.com/640947790<br/>

Fei at 21:03, 31 October 2021

2021-10-31T21:03:12Z

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	The First Concept: I placed obstacles similar to a maze on the ground. Children can only walk through the obstacles to find the exit, so that they can exercise their sense of three-dimensionality. <br/>		The First Concept: I placed obstacles similar to a maze on the ground. Children can only walk through the obstacles to find the exit, so that they can exercise their sense of three-dimensionality. <br/>

	The Second Concept: I used planes and lights to construct a space, which people can see different ~~color~~ in different places. <br/>		The Second Concept: I used planes and lights to construct a space, which people can see different colors in different places. <br/>

	<b><font size = "4">Sources</font></b><br/>		<b><font size = "4">Sources</font></b><br/>

Fei at 21:02, 31 October 2021

2021-10-31T21:02:10Z

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	<b><font size = "4">Video Link</font></b><br/>		<b><font size = "4">Video Link</font></b><br/>
	The First Concept: https://vimeo.com/640947530		The First Concept: https://vimeo.com/640947530

	The Second Concept: https://vimeo.com/640947790		The Second Concept: https://vimeo.com/640947790

Fei at 21:01, 31 October 2021

2021-10-31T21:01:58Z

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	<b><font size = "4">Concept</font></b><br/>		<b><font size = "4">Concept</font></b><br/>
	Amblyopia training is mainly for children under 12 years old, which reminds me of colorful playgrounds. So I want to design a scene that can exercise their color and space perception.<br/>		Amblyopia training is mainly for children under 12 years old, which reminds me of colorful playgrounds. So I want to design a scene that can exercise their color and space perception.<br/>

	The First Concept: I placed obstacles similar to a maze on the ground. Children can only walk through the obstacles to find the exit, so that they can exercise their sense of three-dimensionality. <br/>		The First Concept: I placed obstacles similar to a maze on the ground. Children can only walk through the obstacles to find the exit, so that they can exercise their sense of three-dimensionality. <br/>

	The Second Concept: I used planes and lights to construct a space, which people can see different color in different places. <br/>		The Second Concept: I used planes and lights to construct a space, which people can see different color in different places. <br/>

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	<b><font size = "4">Video Link</font></b><br/>		<b><font size = "4">Video Link</font></b><br/>
	The First Concept: https://vimeo.com/640947530		The First Concept: https://vimeo.com/640947530

	The Second Concept: https://vimeo.com/640947790		The Second Concept: https://vimeo.com/640947790

Fei at 21:01, 31 October 2021

2021-10-31T21:01:39Z

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	- The vision gap between the two eyes is large, so the stereo perception is poor; <br/>		- The vision gap between the two eyes is large, so the stereo perception is poor; <br/>
	- The light they see is weaker than normal people see;<br/>		- The light they see is weaker than normal people see;<br/>

	~~<b><font size = "4">Treatment Method</font></b><br/>~~
	~~- color perception;<br/>~~
	~~- stereo perception;<br/>~~

	<b><font size = "4">Concept</font></b><br/>		<b><font size = "4">Concept</font></b><br/>
	Amblyopia training is mainly for children under 12 years old, which reminds me of colorful playgrounds. So I want to design a scene that can exercise their color and space perception. ~~In the first part of the game, I used AI to make a black-and-white grid on the ground.~~ The ~~black-and-white grid can interfere with their vision and enhance their perception of colors.~~ I placed obstacles similar to a maze on the ground. Children can only walk through the obstacles to find the exit, so that they can exercise their sense of three-dimensionality. ~~In the second part of the game, I put the perspective in a ball, and the child can observe the movement of objects inside the ball by turning his head.~~		Amblyopia training is mainly for children under 12 years old, which reminds me of colorful playgrounds. So I want to design a scene that can exercise their color and space perception.<br/>
			The First Concept: I placed obstacles similar to a maze on the ground. Children can only walk through the obstacles to find the exit, so that they can exercise their sense of three-dimensionality. <br/>
	~~<b><font size = "4">Technology</font></b>~~<br/>		The Second Concept: I used planes and lights to construct a space, which people can see different color in different places. <br/>
	The ~~first part uses the tutorials given by the teacher~~, ~~and the second part uses the flipped normal and LookatCamera~~<br/>
	~~[[File:Fei_FlipNormal.png\|400px]]~~

	~~[[File:Fei_LookatCamera.png\|400px]]~~

	<b><font size = "4">Sources</font></b><br/>		<b><font size = "4">Sources</font></b><br/>
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	<b><font size = "4">Video Link</font></b><br/>		<b><font size = "4">Video Link</font></b><br/>
	https://vimeo.com/~~561023367~~		The First Concept: https://vimeo.com/640947530
			The Second Concept: https://vimeo.com/640947790

Fei at 20:54, 9 June 2021

2021-06-09T20:54:16Z

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	~~Hello!~~ : D
			<b><font size = "4">What is lazy eye?</font></b><br/>
			Lazy eye, also called Amblyopia, is a disorder of sight in which the brain fails to process inputs from one eye and over time favors the other eye. It results in decreased vision in an eye that otherwise typically appears normal. Amblyopia is the most common cause of decreased vision in a single eye among children and younger adults. <br/>

			<b><font size = "4">Feature</font></b><br/>
			- The vision gap between the two eyes is large, so the stereo perception is poor; <br/>
			- The light they see is weaker than normal people see;<br/>

			<b><font size = "4">Treatment Method</font></b><br/>
			- color perception;<br/>
			- stereo perception;<br/>

			<b><font size = "4">Concept</font></b><br/>
			Amblyopia training is mainly for children under 12 years old, which reminds me of colorful playgrounds. So I want to design a scene that can exercise their color and space perception. In the first part of the game, I used AI to make a black-and-white grid on the ground. The black-and-white grid can interfere with their vision and enhance their perception of colors. I placed obstacles similar to a maze on the ground. Children can only walk through the obstacles to find the exit, so that they can exercise their sense of three-dimensionality. In the second part of the game, I put the perspective in a ball, and the child can observe the movement of objects inside the ball by turning his head.

			<b><font size = "4">Technology</font></b><br/>
			The first part uses the tutorials given by the teacher, and the second part uses the flipped normal and LookatCamera<br/>
			[[File:Fei_FlipNormal.png\|400px]]

			[[File:Fei_LookatCamera.png\|400px]]

			<b><font size = "4">Sources</font></b><br/>
			Pictures: https://www.pinterest.de/<br/>
			Sounds: https://freesound.org/<br/>

			<b><font size = "4">Video Link</font></b><br/>
			https://vimeo.com/561023367

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2021-04-29T08:44:23Z

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