Technology

OT  speaks to Peek’s head of programme training, Karen Sparrow

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

100% Optical delegates heard how a Kenyan woman was unnecessarily blind for more than two decades as part of Dr Andrew Bastawrous’ keynote address

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

A 5G-connected smartphone attached to a portable slit lamp emitted an intense beam of light to provide a live image of the eye

The rover’s cameras were checked for resolution and geometric accuracy using target boards with dot grids

A slit lamp combined with a live video feed has been used in more than 80 video referrals for urgent eye problems

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

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

US researchers have developed a virtual reality headset that uses light to stimulate targeted areas in a patient’s visual field