
The ubiquitous use of mobile devices has underscored the importance of evaluating display visual comfort to reduce eye strain and fatigue. This developed and tested visual comfort model for display visual comfort, taking into account key factors such as ambient illuminance, display luminance, text-background luminance contrast. The ππΆπ΄πΏπΏ model was built based on three psychophysical experimental datasets: Neutral Colour Combination (NC), Coloured Combination (CC), and Neutral Colour Combination with Dim Ambient Light (NCD), which involved 103 participants spanning various age groups. Two new experiments were conducted to verify the modelβ performance. One is to use the model to access displaysβ visual comfort, using an LCD and a QD_mini-LED, comparing with the results from various other testing methods. The other experiment was conducted to verify the performance of ππΆπππ£πππ π by computing optimal text-background luminance combinations for any display under varying ambient light.
Zhenzhen Li, Ming Ronnier Luo, "An Adaptive Model for Predicting Visual Comfort of Displays Accounting for Luminance Contrast in Various Ambient Light Conditions" in Color and Imaging Conference, 2025, pp 41 - 45, https://doi.org/10.2352/CIC.2025.33.1.9