Technology

Visual stress and the Intuitive Colorimeter are no strangers to controversy. Experts Professor Arnold Wilkins and Professor Bruce Evans offer their take on the story behind the headlines, including the claims about treating dyslexia, and why a big, multicentred randomised trial is such an important next step for the profession

OT  talks with Sensimed chief executive officer, David Bailey, about the Swiss smart lens company’s aim of revolutionising glaucoma care

Senior software engineer at Microsoft, Saqib Shaikh, and Seeing AI user, Sean Randall, tell OT  how the app was developed to help blind and visually impaired people achieve independence

Orcam’s international business development manager, Leon Paull, on the company’s goal of enabling blind and visually impaired people to navigate the world around them

From viewfinders that allow the colour blind to enjoy autumnal scenery to video games for the treatment of amblyopia, OT  explores the potential of emerging technology

OT  hears from the experts on the right time to invest in OCT technology and the right way to introduce it to your practice

Gregory Hoffmeyer used one of the first OCT devices at Duke University in 1997. He talks with OT  about the device’s rise and its exciting trajectory

OCT has revolutionised the way optometrists practise. OT  talks with Dr Peter Hampson and Dr Padraig Mulholland about its implications

The first solo passenger of Google’s autonomous Waymo vehicle spoke to OT  about returning mobility to the blind

An early adopter of the 3D printer – A&J Opticians owner James Taylor-Short – gives his thoughts about the tech