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Through research partnerships, we are expanding the scope of eyesight.
Developed with support from low-vision experts at prestigious vision institutions and grants from the National Eye Institute (NEI), IrisVision is the most medically-validated wearable low-vision aid available today.
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine is leading an effort to measure how effective IrisVision can assist low-vision patients to improve visual function.
Stanford University, in partnership with IrisVision is researching treatment for eye conditions such as glaucoma, strabismus, and convergence insufficiency. Stanford is developing algorithms and implementing training programs to attempt to restore their native vision.
UPMC is leading an effort to develop effective vision rehabilitation. It is also conducting an evaluation study on the effectiveness of IrisVision in improving patient visual function.
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) is the nation’s leading sponsor of medical research. Its sub-division, the National Eye Institute (NEI), has awarded the Small Business Innovation Research grant for IrisVision to continue developing the technology and concurrently evaluate the effectiveness of the technology with large patient base.
IrisVision continues combining its innovative low vision research in partnership with Samsung and their cutting-edge hardware and virtual reality technology.
IrisVision is now supported in South America, Europe, Asia, and Australia.
We are working with a growing network of 100+ distributors to reach customers across the globe.
The International Academy of Low Vision Specialists (IALVS) is committed to helping patients live their best life. Too many patients leave their eye doctor’s office believing that there is nothing else that can be done aside from managing the disease. They know differently. The IALVS is passionate about helping people from all over the world recover their day to day functioning. Their network of highly trained Low Vision optometrists help patients with eye diseases such as macular degeneration, glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy, retinitis pigmentosa, cataracts, and more regain the ability to do the tasks that they want to do. Find a Low Vision doctor in your area and get you started on the road to better vision solutions for a better quality of life: https://www.ialvs.com