Technology

Braille Bricks are being trialled in UK classrooms, with the sets to be distributed free of charge to select UK schools and institutions from 2020

Data gathered using gaze-tracking software is analysed using an artificial intelligence algorithm to identify potential cases of visual impairment

Those planning a summer vacation featuring windy roads or rough ferry crossings may be tempted by Citroen’s anti-motion sickness glasses

The consultant ophthalmologist at Royal London Hospital and London Claremont Clinic shares his views on OCT and whether AI will ever replace clinicians

Dr Ike Ahmed calls for a long-term strategy of blindness prevention at SECO 2019

Today’s Google Doodle depicts a person with visual impairment using the invention

Researchers from the Technical University of Denmark have developed technology that captures images of the eye from front to back

The smart glasses are designed to enhance the vision of people with peripheral vision loss

The intricate and evolving view of the eye offered by OCT is reshaping the profession. OT  speaks with industry leaders about avoiding red herrings, the impact of the device and their predictions for its future

The wearable artificial vision device company named as Red Herring award winner