No, software cannot replace an eye doctor!
July 18, 2019
Ever since the founding of Smart Optometry in 2015, we’ve been contacted by people and companies who were thrilled to hear that they could get
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AmblyoPlay recognized by GE Healthcare and EIT Health
July 11, 2019
AmblyoPlay, the award-winning vision therapy solution for children with lazy eye, has been recognized by General Electrics Healthcare division (GE HealthCare) and European Institute of
Molecular Basis of Amblyopia
July 9, 2019
We have promised you the other day that we will explain into further details what pathophysiological mechanisms exactly happen in amblyopia and why does it
About Amblyopia or lazy eye
July 5, 2019
We have already covered most of the common ocular disorders in isolation and with regard to the specific eye structures affected. Nonetheless, we feel we
Following the Light – Part VII: From retina to the brain
June 6, 2019
As you have probably already read in our last two blogs (Part V and Part VI), from now on we are not following the light
Vision therapy at ARVO 2019
May 6, 2019
Last week, one of our representatives took part at the largest annual meeting about the research in ophthalmology and visual science, ARVO 2019 meeting (The
Following the Light – Part VI: The Retina, continued
April 18, 2019
We have mentioned in the previous blog [link part 5 the retina and the vitreous] that the retina is one very complicated structure indeed. To
Following the Light – Part V: The retina (and the vitreous)
April 12, 2019
When I said in the previous blog that we had mostly covered optical parts of the eye by then, I had used the word mostly.
Following the Light – Part IV: Refraction and the Eye Globe
April 8, 2019
In our current blog series, we have so far covered the parts of our eyes that comprise the so-called optical part of the eye. You
Following the Light – Part III: Iris, pupil and lens
April 5, 2019
Click here for Part 1 (On the origin of light) and here for part 2 (The cornea) of our current blog series. Further into the
Following the Light – Part II: The Cornea
April 3, 2019
In the previous blog we have covered what the light is and where it comes from. Should you not have read it yet click here.
Following the Light – Part I: On the Origin of Light
March 20, 2019
In the first part of our blog series we will talk about what the light is and where it arises and how it gets to
Following the Light – Introduction
March 20, 2019
Have you ever thought about what happens with the light when it reaches the human eye and what processes have to take place within the
What is vision therapy?
March 11, 2019
Simply speaking, vision therapy is a preparing you to learn or improve your visual abilities. It allows you to quickly take in, use, and understand
The intricacy of visual perception
March 10, 2019
There is an eye, two of them actually. And there is brain. And all of them are just perfect in themselves. And yet, there is
Adults too can benefit from Vision Therapy as well!
March 7, 2019
Vision therapy is despite its widespread benefits still a bit of an enigma to many people. We receive tons of questions every day and among
How to tackle lazy eye and win? Easy!
February 22, 2019
Were you ever told your child with lazy eye is too old to have his or her vision improved? If the answer is yes, then someone
Mummy, mummy I see blurry!
February 19, 2019
Binocular vision dysfunctions are a group of visual conditions that affect our lives, some of them are symptomatic and some of them are not. They
Deviation of the eyes – How much is too much?
February 16, 2019
When starting examining visual system at the eye care specialist it is very important to start with anamnesis. It is one of the most important
Top 5 steps for successful vision therapy
February 11, 2019
Vision therapy is nowadays regarded as one of the most successful methods of treatment for several vision system dysfunctions, such as lazy eye/amblyopia, accommodation issues,
