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The technology was 99% accurate at detecting the involuntary eye movements associated with dizziness
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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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Delegates heard how artificial intelligence is reshaping eye health at the World Association of Eye Hospitals conference in London
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Eye tracking sensors keep fluid filled lenses in constant focus
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The device is 15 times lighter than current commercial systems and costs a tenth of the price to manufacture
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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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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
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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