Technology
News and features covering the latest advancements in technology that are impacting optometry
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Scientists from Okayama University have developed a film coupled with photoelectric dye that generates electric signals in response to light
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CEO of Dem Dx, Dr Lorin Gresser, speaks to OT about the platform which aims to support healthcare professionals in triaging patients
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Hong Kong scientists have reported promising results from a two-year randomised clinical trial involving 183 children in British Journal of Ophthalmology
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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
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Innovative technology uses vibrations to shake off microorganisms that accumulate on the device
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Hong Kong Polytechnic University Professor Carly Lam talks with OT about the development of spectacles that slow myopia by 60%
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OT talks with Sensimed chief executive officer, David Bailey, about the Swiss smart lens company’s aim of revolutionising glaucoma care
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A chip containing compartments of cultured cells could create an alternative to animal testing, accelerating the development of novel therapies
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A small study has found that using a USB-powered desktop humidifier can improve tear film stability and comfort during computer use