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AOMcontrol is a program for running vision experiments in a custom built AOSLO.
The goal of AOMcontrol is to provide a simple MATLAB interface that allows the user to design experiments in a manner similar to a CRT monitor. Above is a figure from Harmening et al. that illustrates a simple experiment run through AOMcontrol. The retina was imaged and tracked while points of light were targeted to cones of interest and subjects reported whether or not they saw the flashes.
All of the technology developed by the Roorda lab has been described in peer reviewed publications. Key publications include:
- AOSLO design
- Stimulus delivery
- High-res eye tracking
- Hardware design
- Correcting chromatic aberration
- Single cone psychophysics
Major changes will be offered through releases, which can be downloaded without needing to install or understand git. The current release is a beta version. Users are encouraged to test their code with this version and report any bugs that can be fixed in the upcoming full release.
AOMcontrol was written for a Windows based system with custom hardware. The code has been modified so that it will now run in offline mode (not connected to an AOSLO) on any system (Windows, Mac or Linux).
Issues, bugs and feature requests should be logged in the Issues tab.
Those wishing to make changes to the code should download the repository with git and submit a pull request.