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.
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.
Zoomax app is now Limited-time free: the Pro version functions are available for $0. Download today!
Zoomax would like to share some tips to assist visually impaired people with taking better care during the COVID-19 outbreak. Together, we can continue being healthy and safe under changeable circumstances, even with low vision.
February is National AMD and Low Vision Awareness Month. Check out what low vision and Age Related Macular Degeneration (AMD) is and the key to preventing it.
A 17-post roundup about how to get ready for the Halloween containing thoughts, tips, game ideas, and even discussion. For visually impaired people and everyone!
Some numbers and facts about vision loss from World Health Organization and Vision Atlas.
David Bradburn, president of Zoomax USA, shares feedback provided by low vision practitioners about the Acesight wearable device during the 2018 Envision conference in Wichita, Kansas.
Get confused when facing the technical specifications of electronic glasses for the visually impaired people? Check these 5 things out to make it clear when considering assistive wearable device for better visual independence.
Why is Zoomax Snow 12 portable video magnifier a great gift choice on Mother’s Day? How will the features, such as OCR text-to-speech, easy use and foldable stand benefit mother’s life? Check it out now!
