Impacts of Ambient Brightness Control and Short-Wavelength Spectral Content on Display Screen User Responses

The computer display screen is an increasingly important and ubiquitous part of the modern visual environment. The photometric and colorimetric characteristics of computer display screens can have important consequences for the performance, visual fatigue and visual comfort of users. In the present...

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Main Author: John D. Bullough
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Language:English
Published: University of Brawijaya 2024-12-01
Series:Journal of Innovation and Applied Technology
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Online Access:https://jiat.ub.ac.id/index.php/jiat/article/view/15026
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description The computer display screen is an increasingly important and ubiquitous part of the modern visual environment. The photometric and colorimetric characteristics of computer display screens can have important consequences for the performance, visual fatigue and visual comfort of users. In the present study, two aspects of display screen performance were evaluated in terms of objective and subjective outcomes: an ambient brightness control designed to adjust the display luminance to the ambient lighting conditions in the space, and reduced short-wavelength spectral content designed to minimize visual discomfort and fatigue associated with this spectral region. The results indicate that the tested visual display functions yielded several measurable improvements compared to a display without these functions.
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spelling doaj-art-b8f77834a67d471a8aedb6d1f646cd832025-08-20T02:55:48ZengUniversity of BrawijayaJournal of Innovation and Applied Technology2502-49732477-79512024-12-01102465210.21776/ub.jiat.2024.10.02.008290Impacts of Ambient Brightness Control and Short-Wavelength Spectral Content on Display Screen User ResponsesJohn D. Bullough0Icahn School of Medicine at Mount SinaiThe computer display screen is an increasingly important and ubiquitous part of the modern visual environment. The photometric and colorimetric characteristics of computer display screens can have important consequences for the performance, visual fatigue and visual comfort of users. In the present study, two aspects of display screen performance were evaluated in terms of objective and subjective outcomes: an ambient brightness control designed to adjust the display luminance to the ambient lighting conditions in the space, and reduced short-wavelength spectral content designed to minimize visual discomfort and fatigue associated with this spectral region. The results indicate that the tested visual display functions yielded several measurable improvements compared to a display without these functions.https://jiat.ub.ac.id/index.php/jiat/article/view/15026visual performance, visual displays, human factors, visual comfort
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Impacts of Ambient Brightness Control and Short-Wavelength Spectral Content on Display Screen User Responses
Journal of Innovation and Applied Technology
visual performance, visual displays, human factors, visual comfort
title Impacts of Ambient Brightness Control and Short-Wavelength Spectral Content on Display Screen User Responses
title_full Impacts of Ambient Brightness Control and Short-Wavelength Spectral Content on Display Screen User Responses
title_fullStr Impacts of Ambient Brightness Control and Short-Wavelength Spectral Content on Display Screen User Responses
title_full_unstemmed Impacts of Ambient Brightness Control and Short-Wavelength Spectral Content on Display Screen User Responses
title_short Impacts of Ambient Brightness Control and Short-Wavelength Spectral Content on Display Screen User Responses
title_sort impacts of ambient brightness control and short wavelength spectral content on display screen user responses
topic visual performance, visual displays, human factors, visual comfort
url https://jiat.ub.ac.id/index.php/jiat/article/view/15026
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