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Key Facts About Blindness and Vision Impairment (infographic)
Some numbers and facts about vision loss from World Health Organization and Vision Atlas.
Zoomax Launched New Website
We are thrilled to announce the launch of our brand new Zoomax website!
Zoomax 的可穿戴和便携式辅助技术加入 BVA 会议
Zoomax USA 携电子放大镜 Acesight 和便携式视频放大镜 Snow 12 参加了失明退伍军人协会（BVA）第 74 届大会。.
Zoomax USA Will Attend BVA National Convention 2019
Zoomax USA will be attending the Blinded Veterans Association (BVA) 74th National Convention. The Zoomax new video magnifier Snow 12 with OCR text to speech and the wearable visual aid Acesight will be on display.
Acesight Feedback from Envision Conference 2018
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.
Acesight: 5 Things to Know When Considering E-Glasses/Eyewear for the Visually Impaired People
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.
母亲节新礼物解决方案：让母亲节更特别
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!
没有大量广告宣传，为什么 Acesight 到处都缺货？
Without huge advertising, why is the “unknown” wearable low vision aid Acesight electronic glasses such a great hit? 5 reasons can help you get a glimpse. Check them out.
当我的祖母因视力下降而烦恼时
What will you do for family members suffering decreased eyesight? Thanks to Ms Jiuqiu Zhao, we have some ideas about what her family do for her aged grandmother. Learn her story here.
关于视力障碍：原因、治疗、技术和您需要了解的其他信息
Being visually impaired is not a circumstance that a lot of us would suffer. Check the figure on visual impairment, cause, treatment and some current technologies for people with vision loss, and learn this before getting visually impaired.