14Dec
11Dec
Sharp vision: New glasses help the legally blind see
Jeff Regan was born with underdeveloped optic nerves and had spent most of his life in a blur. Then four years ago, he donned an unwieldy headset made by a Toronto company called eSight. Suddenly, Regan could read a newspaper while eating breakfast and make out the faces of his co-workers from across the room. Read more >>
07Dec
Dell partners with Ballet Austin, eSight to show ‘Nutcracker’ to the visually impaired
This holiday season, more than 20 Austinites experienced "The Nutcracker" with their own eyes, in a special live performance for the visually impaired. Dell Technologies partnered with Ballet Austin and eSight to create the Unseen Ballet, a Nutcracker performance where audience members of all ages with little to no eyesight could see the show through their own eyes, using glasses equipped with camera technology that creates a clearer, real-time image for the viewer. Read more >>
29Nov
View from the Hill: Legally blind WKU student thankful for opportunities
On this Thanksgiving, a WKU senior who is legally blind is especially thankful for not one but two additions that have made her journey a bit easier. WKU’s Amy Bingham talks with Druevalley Collins and her dad about the grit and determination that have gotten her this far. Read more >>
27Nov
Markham girl regains her vision with eSight glasses
A fourth-grade student from Markham with a condition that highly compromises her vision has regained her sight thanks to a new pair of electronic glasses. Audra Brown finds out more about eSight glasses. Read more >>
06Nov
eSight 3 Approved on the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Federal Supply Schedule
eSight, a world leader in vision technology, announced the approval of eSight 3 – advanced sight-enhancing glasses for those living with visual impairments — on the United States Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Federal Supply Schedule (FSS). The registration allows eSight to be included on the FSS through December 2023. Read more >>
16Oct
New VA-approved tech glasses could help a million blind and impaired veterans see
The United States Department of Veterans Affairs approved Canadian vision technology company eSight’s latest sight-enhancing glasses in a move to help legally blind and otherwise visually impaired veterans.The eSight 3 advanced sight-enhancing glasses were added to the VA’s Federal Supply Schedule and the company has already identified 130,000 legally blind veterans their new glasses can help. The company believes its eSight 3 glasses can also assist more than 1 million other veterans who suffer from visual impairments that complicate their...
11Oct
eSight and CNIB Announce National Partnership to Benefit Canadians with Sight Loss
In honour of World Sight Day, eSight, a Canadian-based world leader in vision technology, is proud to announce a new partnership with CNIB, a non-profit organization driven to change what it means to be blind today. The partnership, the first of its kind for eSight, will expand access of its flagship product, eSight 3, to individuals living with sight loss in Canada. Read more >>
11Oct
eSight 3 Approved on the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Federal Supply Schedule
eSight, a world leader in vision technology, announced the approval of eSight 3 – advanced sight-enhancing glasses for those living with visual impairments -- on the United States Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Federal Supply Schedule (FSS). The registration allows eSight to be included on the FSS through December 2023. Read more >>
14Sep