Technology

The eye can be printed within two and a half hours – compared to traditional hand-painted prosthetics which can take six weeks

Is providing eye care by internet the silver bullet clinicians have been waiting for? OT  learns how video consulting technology is changing the way healthcare is delivered in Scotland

Technology that allows for patients to be triaged remotely revealed that 52% of those referred to hospital eye services did not need specialist treatment

Delegates heard how artificial intelligence is reshaping eye health at the World Association of Eye Hospitals conference in London

OT  speaks with research optometrist Reena Chopra and ophthalmologist Pearse Keane about a pioneering collaboration with Google’s DeepMind Health and the revolutionary potential of artificial intelligence for eye health

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

Mobile technology allows clinicians to perform crucial eye tests on young patients without the added time and stress of attending a specialist appointment