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Frank Werblin

Professor Emeritus of Neurobiology

University of California, Berkeley

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College of Letters & Science

Biological Sciences

Molecular and Cell Biology

Frank Werblin is currently serving as a Biological Sciences Professor Emeritus of Neurobiology at University of California, Berkeley.

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Frank Werblin

University of California, Berkeley

Professor Emeritus of Neurobiology

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Comparative Effectiveness Between Two Types of Head-Mounted Magnification Modes Using a Smartphone-Based Virtual Display. Optometry and Vision Science (2024)

Robert ChunAshley DeemerKyoko FujiwaraJames DeremeikChristopher K. BradleyRobert W. MassofFrank S. Werblin

technologymobile computingwearable technologydisplay technologyhead-mounted displayvision researchhuman-computer interactionhead-mounted magnification modesvirtual realitysmartphone-based virtual displaycomputer visionvehicular technologymachine visionimmersive technologiescomparative effectivenessneuroscienceoptometry

Investigating Phoria Measures and Visual Discomfort Symptoms of Low Vision Patients Using a Head-Mounted Electronic Low Vision Enhancement System (Elves). Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science (2021)

Rob ChunAshley DeemerKyoko FujiwaraMicaela R GobeilleJames DeremeikChris BradleyFrank S WerblinRobert W Massof

phoria measureshead-mounted displayophthalmologyneuroimaginglow vision patientsvisual discomfort symptoms

Artificial Intelligence and Software Based Models for Cancer Prediction System. Deleted Journal (2020)

F. WerblinX. Zhu

artificial intelligencecancer prediction systemmachine learninghealth sciencescomputer science

Comparison of Visual Performance Measures With Virtual Bioptic vs Full-Field Magnification in a Head-Mounted Electronic Low Vision Enhancement System (Elves). (2020)

Robert W MassofAshley DeemerJames DeremeikChris BradleyKyoko FujiwaraRob ChunFrank Werblin

visual performance measurescomputer visionneurosciencemachine learning

Measuring the Effectiveness of a Portable Low Vision Aid in Restoring Visual Life to Low Vision Users.. Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science (2020)

Frank Werblin

visual sciencerehabilitationeye healthvisual impairmentsophthalmologyassistive technologyvisual lifevision rehabilitationvisual perceptionlow vision users

Usage of Head-Mounted Video Display (Hmd) Systems During a Comparative Study Home Trial. Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science (2020)

Ashley DeemerKyoko FujiwaraChris BradleyJames DeremeikRob ChunFrank WerblinRobert W Massof

head-mounted video displayhead-mounted displayophthalmologyassistive technology

Feasibility of Testing Visual Motor Function Through a Smartphone App in a Comparative Study Evaluating Head-Mounted Display Systems. Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science (2019)

Ashley DeemerKyoko FujiwaraJames DeremeikChris BradleyRob ChunFrank S WerblinRobert W Massof

visual motor functioncomparative studyophthalmologyassistive technologyhead-mounted display systemssmartphone app

Feasibility of Using the Irest to Assess Reading Performance in a Comparative Study Evaluating Head-Mounted Display Systems. Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science (2019)

Kyoko FujiwaraAshley DeemerChris BradleyRob ChunFrank S WerblinRobert W Massof

comparative studyhead-mounted displayophthalmologyhead-mounted display systemsperformance evaluation

Preliminary Evaluation of Two Digital Image Processing Strategies for Head-Mounted Magnification for Low Vision Patients. Translational Vision Science & Technology (2019)

Ashley D. DeemerBonnielin K. SwenorKyoko FujiwaraJames T. DeremeikNicole C. RossDanielle M. NataleChris K. BradleyFrank S. WerblinRobert W. Massof

ophthalmologylow vision patientsdigital image processinghead-mounted magnificationpreliminary evaluation

Evaluation of a Virtual Bioptic Telescope and Virtual Projection Screen for Low Vision Patients. Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science (2018)

Ashley DeemerJames DeremeikRobert W MassofChris BradleyKyoko FujiwaraFrank S WerblinBonnielin K Swenor

virtual projection screenophthalmologyassistive technologylow vision patientsimmersive technologiesvirtual bioptic telescope

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