'Method for Providing Dynamic Optical Illustion Images' in Patent Application Approval Process

摘要

The following quote was obtained by the news editors from the background information supplied by the inventors: "In considering the human visual system, most people immediately think about the eyes and the constituent parts, such as the cornea, pupil, eye lens, the vitreous humor, and the retina with the rods and cones. However, the human visual system also includes neural processing that enables image interpretation and understanding. Such neural processing generally occurs automatically, without any conscious consideration by the observer. For example, the images formed on the retina of each eye are upside down, but the visual system automatically provides orientational corrections. As another example, the ratios of the number of short or blue cones, the number of medium or green cones, and the number of long or red cones varies widely among individuals, as does the organization of these cones within the retina, whether randomly dispersed or clustered. The green cones are also much more light sensitive than the red or blue cones. Yet, by and large, most people perceive the various color shades in a sufficiently comparable way that we can agree upon the colors present in a scene.