A new academic year is set to begin after a wonderful vacation. Yes! Back-to-school season is approaching for all students. Although vision impairments may not limit all activity, they might lead to a certain amount of loss of independence, especially for low vision students who prefer a meaningful school life. Many things may still be done if your kid is experiencing vision loss or the likelihood of becoming blind.
Virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) have been incorporated into a variety of different fields — you’re able to choose between a variety of advanced VR or AR low-vision electronic glasses (E-glasses) in a low-vision store. So, how do these two technologies differ? And how are they being applied for low vision aids?
Ocular diseases can damage the optic nerve. Irreversible vision loss occurs because of significant optic nerve damage or degeneration of the optic nerve. Prevention and treatment are the first steps to take because vision loss cannot be restored after optic nerve damage.
Thousands of people with visual impairment have benefited from electronic low vision products by being able to independently view loved ones, read books, work, and study. If you have eye problems, do not hesitate to ask an oculist for suggestions, or a relevant community and organization in your area.
Vision loss amongst adults 65 years and older has increased and this disability rates as one of the top ten disabilities people suffer from in the world. Vision loss impacts a person’s ability to look after themselves, read, write, or in general just to do life.
Summer has officially arrived. Over 90% of the world’s population lives in the northern hemisphere, which means more people having fun in the sun. However, engaging in joyful outdoor activities and spending too much time in the sun might be harmful to your eyes. Today let us focus on eye health in the summer.
As medical-grade devices, low vision aids can enhance individuals remaining eyesight and compensate for visual impairment. Magnification aids, such as optical devices or electronic magnifiers, are commonly used to meet visually impaired people’s needs. This article introduces different types of low-vision aids and how to choose the right low-vision aids for reading needs.
Socialization is defined as the process by which individuals learn knowledge, skills, attitudes, values, and behaviors, which allows individuals to participate as members of the society they live in. This article will highlight the benefits of socialization for visual impairments, with some suggestions on how to promote socialization for visually impaired or legally blind people.
A video magnifier, also called electronic magnifier or digital magnifier, is an electronic reading aid for people with severe visual impairment who cannot be helped using ordinary magnifying glass.
The impact of both eye disease and pandemic can be equally life changing. Fortunately, there are technology solutions that can help improve visual independence for people. There are some things we consider very important in the design of such solutions.
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