PURPOSE: To examine whether objective performance of near tasks is improved with
various electronic vision enhancement systems (EVES) compared with the subject's own …

Aim The decision-making process around the (non-) use of assistive technologies is
multifactorial. The goal of the present study was to identify which factors predict or correlate …

Purpose To describe the study design and methodology for the p‐EVES study, a trial
designed to determine the effectiveness, cost‐effectiveness and acceptability of portable …

Purpose: Low vision aids (LVAs), such as optical magnifiers, can improve performance of
everyday tasks for individuals with visual impairment. With the introduction of p-EVES …

The use of virtual reality (VR) is expected to increase exponentially in next years, and it is
important to study whether VR can generate oculomotor, accommodative and binocular …

Although many low vision aids are commercially available, reading with vision impairment
remains a difficult task. The goal of this study was to modify the RealWear HMT-1, a head …

Purpose: A recent systematic review found no publications with results for telerehabilitation
for low vision (LV). We explored the delivery of follow-up LV rehabilitation services using a …

Purpose: There is growing evidence for the use of head-mounted display (HMD) technology
to benefit individuals with low vision. Commercially-available HMD can be configured to …

Purpose:: Although highly needed for daily functioning, low vision devices are often not
affordable to people with low vision, especially in developing countries. Low cost low vision …

Magnification is a key accessibility feature used by low-vision smartphone users. However,
small screen size can lead to loss of context and make interaction with magnified displays …