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Adaptive-focus displays could make virtual and augmented reality interactions more effective
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Most virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) displays present virtual objects at a fixed focal distance, creating a mismatch between where the eyes converge and where they focus. Researchers tested a varifocal display that adjusts focus to match virtual-object depth.
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