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eMacula Augmented Reality for Vision Impaired: Interview with Steve Willey, CEO of Innovega

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eMacula Augmented Reality for Vision Impaired: Interview with Steve Willey, CEO of Innovega

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By Conn Hastings
Published June 19, 2019

An interview with Steve Willey, CEO of Innovega Inc. was performed regarding a new generation of eyewear that has combined lens-based vision correction. The lenses use augmented reality to deliver digital media to the lens-wearer with a device that is configured to their specific needs and preferences. The lenses will be available as both contact lenses and lightweight glasses. The lenses also include a small lens at the center which enables the user to focus on digital content on displays(Hastings, 2019)

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Hastings, C. (2019). eMacula augmented reality for vision impaired: Interview with Steve Willey, CEO of Innovega. Retrieved from https://www.medgadget.com/2019/06/emacula-augmented-reality-for-vision-impaired-interview-with-steve-willey-ceo-of-innovega.html

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The idea of the eMacula is an exciting concept. Many people with varying degrees of visual impairment could benefit from this technology. Based on this article, this technology could be the answer to the problems previously discovered with the use of augmented reality lenses such as Google Glass. As our world quickly becomes more integrated with technology and augmented reality, eMacula could easily fit into the lives of the wearers and provide multiple benefits such as assisting in facial recognition and assisting in use of smartphones and computers.

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eMacula Augmented Reality Devices for Visual Impairment

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eMacula Augmented Reality Devices for Visual Impairment

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for NURS 5354
The University of Texas at Tyler
by Savannah Vinson
September 28, 2019

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The eMacula is not currently approved by the FDA (Hastings, 2019)

Some patients may experience eye strain related to the lenses (Hastings, 2019)

Ongoing clinical trails are still required to determine feasibility of the device (Hastings, 2019)

Additional research and technology will be needed to make the device useful to a wider scope of patient including those with cataracts (Hastings, 2019)

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Benefits those whose vision cannot be sufficiently corrected by traditional lenses (Hastings, 2019)

Aims to improve the wearer's sensory performance (Hastings, 2019)

Has the potential to improve the quality of life of the wearer (Hastings, 2019)

Allows the wearer to view both their surroundings and media that is useful (Hastings, 2019)

Differs from previous versions of augmented reality glasses such as Google Glass that did not provide high-resolution imaging  (Hastings, 2019)

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eMacula System Description, Reference Designs, and Experience