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To: borb who wrote (1019)	4/14/1998 4:05:00 PM
From: Jan Johnsen	Respond to of 7721

Borb, Regarding your comment about the safety of the VRD. I understand that the light from the VRD is 10,000 to 100,000 times less than considered safe by ANSI. Also note that it was reported to help a blind person with cataracts see again. I don't believe the micro-display competition can lay claim to that! Finally, if the company is to successfully market the VRD to the medical profession, one would have to believe the VRD would come under the greatest safety scrutiny. The following links should help: 207.183.153.206 207.183.153.206 207.183.153.206

To: borb who wrote (1019)	4/29/1998 11:51:00 PM
From: Jan Johnsen	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 7721

Borb, Your inquiry,"Will FDA accept that this technology has no harm to human when it is commercialized?" Discovered this UW HITL paper confirming the safety of the VRD, titled, "Safety Analysis of a Retinal Scanning Display System...The power levels indicate that the VRD is safe in normal operating mode and in failure modes." See the following: hitl.washington.edu Also, the VRD may someday be used for.."a means of providing useful images to people with low vision." See the following: hitl.washington.edu Jan