3D printing your own personalized contact lenses
Lensy envisions that within a few years, the optometrist will check your vision, press a button and hand you a perfect pair of custom contact lenses.
Lensy envisions that within a few years, the optometrist will check your vision, press a button and hand you a perfect pair of custom contact lenses.
RevitalVision offers a unique intervention for people with eyesight challenges, treating the brain where images are processed.
Pharma startup Orsight sets its sights on preserving vision in patients with AMD.
Hundreds of thousands of people suffer from facial paralysis each year, and until now there was no solution for the inability to blink.
Age-related macular degeneration, dry eye, chronic anterior uveitis and macular edema are among conditions to be targeted by new drugs.
Beyeonics’ surgical headset gives eye surgeons enhanced imaging and augmented reality to perform operations with more precision and less back pain.
In the past nine years, Dr. Morris Hartstein has examined more than 7,000 Ethiopian Jews and helped 17 Ethiopian doctors receive training in Israel.
AEYE’s software uses artificial intelligence and neural networks to compare images from a patient’s scan with a database of healthy and diseased eyes.
Eye drops for vision correction, corneal implants, new treatments for macular degeneration and amblyopia among many exciting ophthalmic developments in Israel.
A single camera near the infotainment system or above the instrument cluster, plus proprietary algorithms and AI, determine if the driver is alert.
Two Israeli developments now in clinical-stage could radically change the way people correct their vision.
In his new book, Solution Nation, author David Wanetick profiles 62 Israeli companies addressing pain points that threaten life itself or lower quality of life.
BinoVision goggles add eye-stimulating elements to any streaming video content children choose to watch; condition improves within eight weeks.
Israeli doctors perform first-ever eyelid restoration on wild quill after it got caught in a trap.
Groundbreaking fiber-optic laser system seamlessly closes incisions after corneal transplants, and could be used in many other surgeries.