视觉辅助工具博客
视觉辅助工具博客
Create an Accessible Public Environment for Visually Impaired People
What makes a public environment ideal for low vision? Zoomax talked to people in charge of assistance and shared their comments of current public facilities.
Remaining Capable as We Age
Hearing loss, vision loss, arthritis… How could we remain capable when getting aged? Here are some tips. More guide about video magnifier for low vision.
Low Vision Aids and Mobility Resources
For blind or visually impaired group, low vision aids and mobility resources are parts of the best assistance resource enhancing their safety and independence.
Which Electronic Magnifier is Right for You?
Different electronic magnifiers, all with the ability to assist you with daily tasks, will confuse your choose. Follow Zoomax to see the good one for you.
Smart Lighting for People With Low Vision
The importance of proper lighting becomes more significant as people get aged or visually impaired people lose their vision gradually. Here are some tips.
Viable Treatment Option for Age-related Macular Degeneration
Scientist announced that a component of the immune system inflammatory cytokine IL-18 can prevent, but does not cause, damage to blood vessels behind the retina at the back of eye. This new treatment could be replaceable option for wet AMD.
Interior Design and Decorating for People Living With Low Vision
Most people will tell you that everyone loves the comfort of their own home, but those living with low vision may need to make some changes to fully enjoy those comforts.
Stem Cells Transplants Restore Sight to Blind Mice
The study published in the journal Nature Biotechnology announces that stem cells transplants have successfully restore sight to blind mice in a laboratory.
8 Tips to Make Shopping with Low Vision Less Challenging
How can visually impaired people buy in grocery? 8 very practical tips to make shopping with low vision less challenging.
Will You Free Test Features About Desktop Video Magnifier?
Video magnifiers as the most effective devices for making things easier to see are used by people with low vision every day to read newspapers, the mail, pill bottles and recipes.