The Human Factors and Visual Health Special Forum is an integral part of ICDT 2025, aiming to delve into the relationship between display technology and human visual health, and to promote innovation and application of display technology in protecting eyesight and enhancing user experience. With the rapid development of display technology, visual health has become one of the core concerns for consumers. The forum will focus on topics such as the impact of display technology on visual health and the application of human factors engineering in display design, providing an open platform for academic and industrial exchanges.

As a leading enterprise in the display industry, Honor is committed to continuous investment and innovation in the field of human factors and visual health. Through years of technological accumulation and practical exploration, Honor has achieved remarkable results in integrating display technology with visual health, setting a benchmark for healthy display experiences. By collaborating with academia and industry, Honor has successfully translated research findings into practical applications, creating the "Honor Oasis Eye Protection" solution, which offers consumers a superior visual experience.

The ICDT Human Factors and Visual Health Special Forum is exclusively sponsored by Honor, and participating experts from various fields will work together to advance research in display human factors and visual health. We look forward to partnering with academia and industry to provide better visual health services for consumers and contribute to the sustainable development of the display industry through in-depth exchanges and cooperation.

Honor's sponsorship of this forum underscores its leadership in the field of human factors and visual health, as well as its responsibility to drive industry progress and serve consumers. Focusing on visual health and human factors has become the duty and mission of every display industry professional. We aim to create an "oasis" of eye protection in a "desert" filled with factors that harm vision!

In this rapidly evolving digital age, we live in an environment of information explosion, where our daily lives, work methods, and social interactions are being reshaped by the digital wave. As the terminal for digital information display, screens are inseparable from our lives and work, and the time spent using screens has increased accordingly, making the concern for visual health more urgent than ever. Vision, as one of the primary ways humans perceive the world, plays a crucial role and is facing unprecedented challenges and opportunities.

We hope that this forum will serve as a platform for cross-disciplinary exchanges, encouraging academia, industry, and society to pay more attention to the relationship between human factors and visual health. By sharing the latest research findings, we will explore how to maintain and promote human visual health in the digital age, helping society move towards a smarter and healthier future. Let us work together to advance the development of human factors and visual health, creating more pleasant working and living environments.