)--Linking the Frontier of Technology, Serving Business InnovationOn May 25, Qingting Network reported that although we have previously covered news related to the visually impaired community, including Vivid Vision’s use of VR and hand-tracking technology to treat amblyopia, and the research project led by Bao Min, a chief researcher at the Chinese Academy of Sciences, which utilizes VR to aid in the treatment of amblyopia.
Another company, NuEyes, is helping disadvantaged groups “see” the world through AR/VR technology, while also providing a telemedicine solution called NuCall.
In terms of specifics, NuEyes has previously utilized AR glasses to help individuals with amblyopia better perceive real-world content. It is reported that people with amblyopia often have difficulty seeing objects clearly in front of them. NuEyes’ solution involves capturing images via a camera embedded in the AR glasses and directly magnifying and displaying them through the AR internal display module.
Additionally, some color-blind users can customize the colors they see according to their preferences.
It is reported that NuEyes’ current partners include Epson, Pico, ThirdEye, as well as U.S. healthcare centers, AT&T, and NBC.
Reference:NuEyes