Technology

The Royal College of Ophthalmologists and the British & Irish Orthoptic Society encourage clinicians to use evidence-based technology

A screening method that quantifies the yellowness of the eye could lead to earlier identification and treatment of jaundice

Technology that could help to identify those at risk of the most severe form of retinopathy of prematurity has been fast-tracked for approval by the FDA

Professor Kathryn Saunders talks to OT  about the Ulster-Cardiff Accommodation Cube

Researchers have developed a prototype smartphone app designed to help parents detect early signs of paediatric eye cancer

Hong Kong scientists have reported promising results from a two-year randomised clinical trial involving 183 children in British Journal of Ophthalmology

Paediatric ophthalmologist at DIVE Medical, Victoria Pueyo, shares insight into Track AI, a project designed to develop technology that can identify visual problems in children earlier

Moorfields Eye Hospital and Dem Dx collaborate to incorporate machine learning into a platform that supports clinical decision making

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