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We have developed a binocular open-view Shack-Hartmann wavefront sensor for measuring time variation of binocular accommodation, vergence, pupil sizes (i.e., the binocular near triad), and monochromatic aberrations. The device measures these values16 times per second for up to 1 min. Our purpose is to introduce the new instrument. We have confirmed the accuracy of the device. Refractions for a 4 mm pupil were accurate across the range of measurements of model eyes and normal human eyes. We measured binocular dynamics of accommodation, vergence, and spherical aberrations.
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