Beyond Magnification
This is a video series exploring the topic of low vision and its impact on millions of people worldwide. Eyedaptic glasses use augmented reality technology to improve vision and artificial intelligence for a more natural vision experience for those who suffer from AMD (age-related macular degeneration) and other low vision impairments. Discover the benefits, user impact, and technology in the Vision Tech Talks video series hosted by Charlie Collins, an experienced visual aid user and representative.
Vision Tech Talks #1 – Who is Charlie & Intro
Charlie introduces himself, his personal eyesight struggles, and takes us through the low vision solution Eyedaptic offers through its patented augmented reality technology.
Vision Tech Talks #2 – Quick Look
In this video, Charlie quickly demonstrates how he uses the all-new EYE5 glasses. Stay tuned for more videos!
Vision Tech Talks #3 – Interview with Chuck
In the third installment of the Vision Tech Talks series, Charlie interviews user Chuck about his experience with the EYE5 glasses. Chuck has tried most every wearable visual aid on the market today, and tells us why he prefers Eyedaptic.
Vision Tech Talks #4 – Interview with Elizabeth Baker
Sit down with Charlie while he chats with real-life user Elizabeth Baker to discuss how she uses the new EYE5 glasses and their features to never miss a detail – from helping her pay the bills online to enjoying her children’s sporting events from the sidelines, all while never missing a beat (or step!)
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Eyedaptic unveils EYE6 with Ivy, an AI-powered visual assistant for patients diagnosed with age-related macular degeneration and other retinal disorders
According to the company, the wearable smart glasses with both vision enhancement and assistance will be introduced at the American Retina Forum National Meeting Eyedaptic unveiled its latest breakthrough, the EYE6 with Ivy, a wearable vision aid that both enhances vision and provides an artificial intelligence (AI) powered visual assistant. According to a news release, the company’s EYE6 has a range of features, including Ivy, an interactive visual assistant to help and empower individuals with age-related macular degeneration (AMD) and other retinal disorders that cause vision loss.1 The company noted its EYE6 with Ivy will be introduced at the American Retina Forum National Meeting, taking place on August 7, 2024, in Carlsbad, California. More than 250 million people globally are affected by retinal diseases that cause vision loss. The EYE6 with Ivy leverages advanced multimodal generative AI (GenAI) and large language models (LLMs) to visualize and interpret real-time information for users, helping to improve their daily living experiences and independence.1 According to the news release, the Ivy Visual Assistant can read text, describe a room, locate objects, and help users with other daily tasks and activities that otherwise may not have been possible due to their vision loss. Ivy is fluent in 99 languages and adapts dynamically to diverse environments, providing customized visual augmentation that aligns with each individual’s needs. “Our commitment to innovation is evident in Ivy’s development, combining state-of-the-art machine learning with user-centric design that redefines how individuals with visual impairments interact with their surroundings,” Jay Cormier, CEO and founder of Eyedaptic said in the news release. “As we continue to push boundaries in visual assistive technology, The EYE6 with Ivy represents a culmination of our team’s dedication and expertise, and we are excited to introduce this advanced, wearable vision aid to eye care specialists and their patients.”
EYE6 features
- 3-ounce Smart Glasses in a comfortable wearable format for extended use
- Visual Assistant, Ivy, fluent in 99 languages
- Easily and remotely upgradeable on the EYE5 platform with a low monthly subscription
- All the same vision enhancing features of the EYE5 with a simple User Interface
- Full High Definition 1080p resolution micro displays for the highest image quality
Mitul Mehta, MD, chief medical officer of Eyedaptic, pointed out in the news release the importance of the implementation and integration of AI in visual assistive devices. “With the EYE6, individuals with vision impairments now have a visual assistant to help them do everyday tasks and activities that weren’t possible before,” Mehta said. “They can ask Ivy to read a page to them or describe a room. With Ivy, the possibilities are endless allowing individuals to remain independent and have a better quality of life.” The American Retina Forum is hosting its Fourth National Meeting with membership who are cutting-edge retina specialists that want to provide the best care for their patients. “Since founding the American Retina Forum we have always proven to be the place where exciting novel technology is welcomed,” Hemang Pandya, MD, founder of the American Retina Forum, concluded in the news release. “We are pleased to host the unveiling of this newest GenAI technology for the visually impaired.” Reference: Eyedaptic Unveils EYE6 with Ivy, A New AI Powered Visual Assistant for Individuals with Age-Related Macular Degeneration and Other Retinal Disorders. Businesswire.
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Eyedaptic to unveil new AI-powered EYE6 smart glasses
Eyedaptic has announced the unveiling of its new smart glasses that harness the power of artificial intelligence (AI) in order to visually assist those with age-related macular degeneration and other retinal disorders that cause vision loss.
EYE6, which is coupled with Eyedaptic’s interactive visual assistant named Ivy, will be introduced at the American Retina Forum National Meeting on August 7 in Carlsbad, California, according to a news release.
“Our commitment to innovation is evident in Ivy’s development, combining state-of-the-art machine learning with user-centric design that redefines how individuals with visual impairments interact with their surroundings,” said Jay Cormier, CEO and founder of Eyedaptic, in the release. “As we continue to push boundaries in visual assistive technology, The EYE6 with Ivy represents a culmination of our team’s dedication and expertise, and we are excited to introduce this advanced, wearable vision aid to eye care specialists and their patients.”
According to the company, EYE6 is the only wearable vision aid that both enhances vision and provides an AI-powered visual assistant on the commercial market. The glasses use multimodal generative AI (GenAI) and large language models in order to visualize and interpret real-time information for its users, with Ivy able to read text, describe a room, locate objects, and assist its users in daily tasks.
The virtual assistant is also fluent in 99 languages and has the ability to adapt to different environments.
EYE6 is succeeded by EYE5, which is equipped with AutoZoom Mode for viewing text, facial detection, contrast enhancement controls, and a 2-in-1 wearable and handheld magnifier. The EYE5 glasses are also equipped with EyeSwitch, which optimizes the user’s functional peripheral vision.
The EYE5 can be upgradeable to EYE6, which adds on the benefits of Ivy, with a monthly subscription. EYE6 also includes the same vision-enhancing features of the EYE5, with full high-definition 1080p resolution micro displays.
“The implementation and integration of AI in visual assistive devices is truly groundbreaking,” said Mitul Mehta, MD, chief medical officer of Eyedaptic, in the release. “With the EYE6, individuals with vision impairments now have a visual assistant to help them do everyday tasks and activities that weren’t possible before. They can ask Ivy to read a page to them or describe a room. With Ivy, the possibilities are endless allowing individuals to remain independent and have a better quality of life.”
Hemang Pandya, MD, founder of the American Retina Forum, stated in the release that new technology like the EYE6 is welcomed.
“We are pleased to host the unveiling of this newest GenAI technology for the visually impaired,” he said.
The EYE6 is currently available for eye care practices and Eyedaptic users. Those currently using EYE5 can contact support@eyedaptic.com for an upgrade. Eye care practices not yet utilizing Eyedaptic’s technology can contact info@eyedaptic.com for more information.
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Eyedaptic unveils EYE6 with Ivy, a new AI powered visual assistant for individuals with age-related macular degeneration and other retinal disorders. News release. Business Wire. August 5, 2024. Accessed August 5, 2024. Link