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IrisVision has been evaluated in independent, peer-reviewed studies — including work from the Johns Hopkins Wilmer Eye Institute — reporting gains in reading, visual acuity, and contrast sensitivity.
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Preliminary Evaluation of Two Digital Image Processing Strategies for Head-Mounted Magnification for Low Vision Patients
Wilmer Eye Institute, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine; University of California, Berkeley
In an at-home clinical outcome study, IrisVision produced large, statistically significant improvements in reading ability (Cohen's d = 1.28) and visual-information tasks (d = 1.11), with participants rating the system 7.1 out of 10.
Read the full study Open access PMID 30834171
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At-Home Trial of Four Different Head-Mounted Displays in Visual Rehabilitation of People with Stargardt Disease
Copenhagen University Hospital Rigshospitalet-Glostrup; University of Copenhagen
In people with Stargardt disease, IrisVision Live improved distance and near visual acuity and reading ability after home use.
Read the full study Open access PMID 38046087
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Comparison of visual function analysis of people with low vision using three different models of augmented reality devices
Envision Research Institute; SUNY College of Optometry; Smith-Kettlewell Eye Research Institute
Across people with low vision, the majority of visual functions improved with IrisVision, including statistically significant gains in distance and near visual acuity and contrast sensitivity — outperforming a comparison device.
Read the full study Open access PMID 41060945