látótérben

Látótérben is a Hungarian term that translates to "in sight" or "within the field of vision." It refers to the area or range that a person or an object can see or perceive. This concept is fundamental in various fields, including optics, psychology, and design. In optics, látótérben relates to the extent of the visual field, the total area that the eye can see at any one time. This can be influenced by factors such as eye health, anatomical features, and the presence of obstacles.

In psychology, látótérben is used to describe what is consciously perceived. It's the space where attention is directed, and information is actively processed. Things outside of this perceived range might still be physically visible but are not consciously registered. This distinction is important in understanding human attention and perception.

The concept also finds application in design and safety. For example, in vehicle design, ensuring that a driver has an adequate látótérben is crucial for safe operation. Obstructions like pillars or poorly placed mirrors can reduce the driver's field of vision, creating blind spots. Similarly, in architectural design, the arrangement of spaces and furniture can affect the perceived látótérben of inhabitants, influencing comfort and functionality. The term can also be used metaphorically to describe something that is readily available or easily accessible, such as information being "látótérben" if it's easily found on a website.