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To better understand what a worker can really see while working, we have revamped the first-person view window.

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According to literature, the human field of view can covers up to 210 degrees of width, what correspond to what can be seen by at least one eye. Thus, we have extended the vision window width.

However, the human eye cannot see that wide at all times. Moreover, outside a certain angle away from the line of sight, the human eye can no more distinguish symbols and even discriminate colors. Thus, we added a clear view zone (within the yellow circle) and a gradation of blur, which moves according to where the manikin is looking at (line of sight).

Any thought? Comments?