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Instrument for the Study of Binocular Vision

George S. Harker

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Abstract

The engineering details of a laboratory apparatus for the precise measurement of angles of vergence in binocular vision are presented, and problems of calibration and possible uses are discussed.

© 1955 Optical Society of America

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