Informamos que o Feelipa Color Code estará presente nas II Jornadas de Enfermagem e Ortóptica do Hospital de Egas Moniz, sob o tema de Oftalmologia Pediátrica e Intervenção Precoce, já no próximo dia 24 de Outubro!
Felicia Day was recently given a 3D printed d20 die by an awesome girl who helps the visually impaired play Dungeons & Dragons. All the files and
We’ve long known some of the biological and anatomical reasons for blindness, but the key to replicating sight lies in understanding the electrical impulses that pass from the eye to the brain. Three years ago, neuroscientist Sheila Nirenberg cracked this code.
Part-time Naples resident William Blauvelt invented playing cards so people who are blind or visually impaired can still enjoy a game of euchre.
Color blindness is the most common genetic disorder, affecting roughly one in twelve men and one in two hundred women. Researchers at the University of Washington may have found a cure.
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Google's patent, published Thursday, describes an implantable contact lens that can correct vision for good.
HelpMeSee wants to train 30,000 people for a procedure to remove the impairment using a virtual-reality simulator that replicates the human eye
Advances in #AI and machine learning are making the world a whole lot more #inclusive for the #visuallyimpaired.
A service launched by technology firm Aira and AT&T allows the visually impaired to be guided by a remote operator through the images relayed by a pair of connected glasses. Service users speak to the operators who can help with tasks such as directions, reading labels and menus. Photo: George Downs/The Wall Street Journal
This two-armed, teleoperated robot can precisely move in a 10 mm space, giving it the ability to operate on eyes more accurately and with less potential for error than human surgeons. Axsis is just one of a growing number of robot surgeons that are changing how doctors treat patients.
Globally, women account for almost 2/3 of all cases of blindness. Access to quality eye care is a global issue that affects millions of women around the worl...
Take a look inside this Orbis plane, a fully certified hospital as well as a world-class training facility for teaching doctors in developing countries.
An unusual airplane made a stop at Moffett Field Monday -- one that's mission is to prevent blindness around the world.
Young disabled people have the same hopes and aspirations as everyone else, but have to fight harder for them, as Huddersfield student Steven Downes has found
A young man struggles to find his place in a world that only see him for his blindness.
A number of Singapore's top eye specialists owe their rise in part to a "Flying Eye Hospital" which has been making stops in the Republic since the 1980s. Read more at straitstimes.com.
In the 27 years of SCIVIS, more than 3800 students from almost every state and more than 20 countries have attended.
/PRNewswire/ -- Mobile app development studio What's AppMaker has added to its collection of fun and engaging mobile games with the Colourblind Memory Test...
"You don't need to see to take photographs. My eyes are in my heart"