A Comparison of Monocular, Biocular, and Binocular Night Vision Goggles for Traversing Off-Road Terrain on Foot. | Zendy

V. Grayson CuQlock-Knopp | Zendy; Warren S. Torgerson | Zendy; Dawn E. Sipes | Zendy; Edward J. Bender | Zendy; John O. Merritt | Zendy

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A Comparison of Monocular, Biocular, and Binocular Night Vision Goggles for Traversing Off-Road Terrain on Foot.

Author(s) -

V. Grayson CuQlock-Knopp,

Warren S. Torgerson,

Dawn E. Sipes,

Edward J. Bender,

John O. Merritt

Publication year - 1995

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Reports

DOI - 10.21236/ada294018

Subject(s) - monocular , traverse , terrain , foot (prosody) , computer vision , binocular vision , stereopsis , optometry , computer science , artificial intelligence , geology , geography , geodesy , cartography , medicine , art , literature

: The performance of humans who traversed off-road terrain while wearing monocular, biocular, and binocular night vision goggles was examined. The difficulties that each of 35 male participants encountered while walking through rough terrain and wearing the three types of goggles were scored by independent observers. Participants themselves also rated several qualities of the goggles and ranked the goggles overall. In general, results indicated that the binocular goggle yielded better performance and was preferred to the other two goggles and that the biocular and the monocular goggles showed no consistent difference for any of the four sets of dependent measures.

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