18Jul
11Jul
Special glasses would give legally blind woman sight
On a Tuesday, Natasha Sokol's friend told her about eSight glasses, eyewear that helps people who are legally blind see through a camera. The device lets the user adjust it, zoom in and out and even includes an HDMI cord to connect to a television or computer. Read more >>
10Jul
Ayden’s new eSight
Ayden Brunet and his father Eric were showing off his new eSight glasses at the Codes Heroes summer camp. Read more >>
08Jul
e-Sight eyewear makes seeing a reality for a legally blind woman
Frost first learned about e-Sight eyewear a few months ago from a friend. These high-tech glasses are made in Canada and have changed the lives of those wearing them. She met with representatives of e-Sight and started raising funds needed to acquire the $10,000 glasses. Thanks to family and friends, Frost raised the required money in less than three months and placed her order. Read more >>
08Jul
Revolutionary AR Headset Helps the Legally Blind See
Augmented and virtual reality devices are the latest trend in consumer tech — but one company’s smart glasses stand out. Rather than let users explore a digital world, the eSight headset aims to help those with vision impairment to see the real one. The headset, created by the Ottawa-based eSight Eyewear, relies on high-speed, HD cameras that capture everything in front of them. Read more >>
05Jul
Boone County parents try to raise money to give special glasses to child
Ellie Leden’s parents hope people will listen to their child’s plight and understand how much a new pair of glasses will mean to the free-spirited young girl. The spectacles are a special pair of eSight electronic glasses, and they cost $10,000. Lisa and Dale Leden are trying to raise the money through donations. Read more >>
03Jul
Jazz player Joe Ingles gives the gift of sight to a young fan who is blind
“eSight is worn like glasses, and houses a high-speed, high-definition camera that captures everything the user is looking at, and enhances the video feed and displays it on two LED screens in front of the users' eyes,” KUTV explained. Read more >>
30Jun
Specs help give Brian gift of sight
Brian Casey who lives off Poulton Road, thought he would never see again after losing his sight nearly 27 years ago. But thanks to eSight, which he tested in London in February, he managed to look upon his wife Beverly’s face for the first time. Read more >>
22Jun
New school and a new view for Avah
As Avah Moody joined the rest of the soon-to-be sixth graders being welcomed to the Somersworth Middle School Wednesday she was seeing things very clearly. Moody was born with an eye condition called optic nerve hypoplasia. With 20/1200 vision, she is legally blind, but with the help of cutting edge technology, called eSight, the 10 year old can see in whole new way. Read more >>
21Jun