Blogue sobre auxílios visuais
Blogue sobre auxílios visuais
5 Common Misconceptions about Video Magnifier Purchase
5 Common Misconceptions about Video Magnifier Purchase, are you committing these mistakes?
Escolhas profissionais de 5 pessoas com perda de visão
Let’s read stories of 5 visually impaired people and see how nobody leads a positive life and makes a career choice with vision loss in various positions.
Ouro no voleibol feminino dos Jogos Olímpicos Rio 2016: Quando enfrentamos um momento difícil
China team won the gold of women’s volleyball in Rio 2016 Olympic Games. What did they go through in 12 years, no gold? Can these girls guide us in low vision field?
Óculos para Glaucoma: Proteção ocular essencial para uma doença grave
Sunglasses protect us from eye diseases such as cataract and glaucoma, thanks to the UV protection. Can my sunglasses really protect my eyes? Zoomax tells you.
Ajudas de amigos peludos: Animais de serviço e animais de estimação
Is technology the only thing helping visually impaired people who suffer from vision loss? See how service animals and pets assist us!
The Zoomax® Snow 10 Pro Raises the Bar in Magnification Technology
What will the handheld video magnifier Snow 10 Pro bring you? Learn some comments from people with visual impairment.
Vision Concerns for Older Adults
As we grow older our visual independence can suffer as a result of eye diseases such as glaucoma and macular degeneration. What can we do?
The Zoomax® Snow 7 HD Plus is No Ordinary Video Magnifier
What makes Zoomax® Snow 7 HD Plus distinctive most? The speech function. Check this and see several comments on this video magnifier with text-to-speech from some visually impaired people.
Do the Blind and Visually Impaired Really Have Better Hearing?
Do the blind and visually impaired people really Have better hearing? Let’s check it out and see how the study inspires video magnifier manufacturers.
Are you Ready for a Switch?
Actually the writer ordered a Nintendo Switch™ after writing about the game 1-2-switch, and what else Nintendo™ developers did for visually impaired players.