The NASA Task Book

Responsible Center: TRISH Grant Monitor: Center Contact: Unique ID: 11986	Solicitation / Funding Source: TRISH--Focused Investigations Grant/Contract No.: NNX16AO69A-FIP0009 Project Type: Ground Flight Program: TechPort: No	No. of Post Docs: 0 No. of PhD Candidates: 0 No. of Master's Candidates: 0 No. of Bachelor's Candidates: 0	No. of PhD Degrees: 0 No. of Master's Degrees: 0 No. of Bachelor's Degrees: 0

Human Research Program Elements:	None

Human Research Program Risks:	None

Human Research Program Gaps:	None

Flight Assignment/Project Notes:	NOTE: End date changed to 5/31/2020 (originally 7/31/2019) per E. Urquieta/TRISH (Ed., 9/18/19)

Task Description:	Focused Investigation Project Web Vision will design and develop (working with outside contractors) the software for four vision tests that will be used with the Goggle-Based Visual Fields (GBVF) device currently begin developed based on NASA specifications and with TRISH (Translational Research Institute for Space Health) funding. This project will take 1 year to complete. We have been and will continue to work closely with NASA Spaceflight-Associated Neuro-ocular Syndrome (SANS) Team to insure the vision tests being developed meet/exceed their needs, requirements, and specifications. A final version of the four enhanced vision tests for the GBVF device will be delivered (and demonstrated) to NASA one year after the project begins.

Research Impact/Earth Benefits:	Device will allow NASA astronauts to easily test for blind spots in the visual field in a small footprint providing valuable astronaut visual health information to flight surgeons monitoring early stages of SANS.

Task Progress & Bibliography Information FY2020

Task Progress:

Project Aim/Objective: Web Vision is currently developing a prototype Goggle-Based Visual Fields (GBVF) testing device with TRISH funding. This project is to develop advanced vision testing capabilities (software) for that Goggle-Based Visual Fields device.

Original project statement of work (SOW) goals: 1) kinetic papillary detection, 2) panoramic visual field, 3) contrast sensitivity testing, 4) advanced version of the Ishihara color test.

What we delivered: Based on NASA request, we developed Advanced Software for the Goggle Based Visual field device (GBVF). The three elements of the software are: 1) gaze tracking support, 2) improved blind spot detection, and 3) faster/adaptive threshold strategy. These software improvements are already included in the GBVF device (delivery late July 2020).

SOW changed August 2019 at NASA request to: 1) gaze tracking support, 2) improved blind spot detection, and 3) faster/adaptive threshold strategy. No additional improvements for this project are planned. We have submitted software improvements in the GBVF device project (PHASE 2).

Bibliography:

Description: (Last Updated: )

Show Cumulative Bibliography

None in FY 2020

Back to Search Results

Project Title: Development of Advanced Vision Testing Software for a Goggle-Based Visual Field Device Prototype

Reduce

Fiscal Year: FY 2018
Division: Human Research
Research Discipline/Element:
TRISH--TRISH

Start Date: 08/01/2018
End Date: 05/31/2020
Task Last Updated: 09/13/2018

Download Task Book report in PDF pdf

Principal Investigator/Affiliation: Main, Bob M.S. / Web Vision

Address:

3731 W South Jordan Pkwy Suite 102

South Jordan , UT 84009

Email: bob@bobmain.net
Phone: 801-979-2150
Congressional District: 4
Web:

Organization Type: INDUSTRY
Organization Name: Web Vision
Joint Agency:
Comments:

Co-Investigator(s)
Affiliation:

Buscemi, Philip O.D.

Buscemi Group, LLC

Project Information: Grant/Contract No. NNX16AO69A-FIP0009

Responsible Center: TRISH Grant Monitor: Center Contact: Unique ID: 11986	Solicitation / Funding Source: TRISH--Focused Investigations Grant/Contract No.: NNX16AO69A-FIP0009 Project Type: Ground Flight Program: TechPort: No	No. of Post Docs: No. of PhD Candidates: No. of Master's Candidates: No. of Bachelor's Candidates:	No. of PhD Degrees: No. of Master's Degrees: No. of Bachelor's Degrees:

Human Research Program Elements:	None

Human Research Program Risks:	None

Human Research Program Gaps:	None

Flight Assignment/Project Notes:	NOTE: End date changed to 5/31/2020 (originally 7/31/2019) per E. Urquieta/TRISH (Ed., 9/18/19)

Task Description:	Focused Investigation Project Web Vision is currently developing a prototype Goggle-Based Visual Fields (GBVF) testing device with TRISH (Translational Research Institute for Space Health) funding (See task entitled "Development of a Goggle-Based Visual Field Device Prototype"). This proposal is to develop advanced vision testing capabilities (software) that will be used in that Goggle-Based Visual Fields device. This project will add four additional vision tests to the GBVF device: 1) kinetic papillary detection, 2) panoramic visual field, 3) contrast sensitivity testing, and 4) advanced version of the Ishihara color test.

Research Impact/Earth Benefits:

Task Progress & Bibliography Information FY2018

Task Progress:

New project for FY2018.

Bibliography:

Description: (Last Updated: )

Show Cumulative Bibliography

None in FY 2018

Back to Search Results

Menu