Physiological optics

Physiological optics is the study of how the human eye perceives and processes visual information. It explores how light enters the eye, is focused by the lens, and is interpreted by the brain to create images. This field examines the relationship between physical light properties and the eye's anatomy, helping to understand vision clarity, color perception, and depth. By studying physiological optics, researchers can develop better corrective lenses, treatments for visual impairments, and technologies that enhance visual experiences, ultimately improving our understanding of how we see the world around us.