Reinventing Reality What's the fastest way to climb over a fence? Throw your hat over it. Is it worth it? There’s a number of draws on our time everyday. everyday.
It’s important to continually ask ourselves if what we’re doing is worth it. Some important, some not so much, but it’s difficult to find a distinction between the two concepts. Of course we need do things like the dishes, shower, read, exercise, etc. These projects though important as well, aren’t things that we need to be doing. We’re all smart people, we could be doing anything else, but we’ve
02/01/2015
http://fortune.com/2015/01/26/pixium-iris/
With technology, a step toward restoring sight A young French company called Pixium Vision is testing a system called Iris that promises to improve the vision of the blind.
01/24/2015
Legally Blind Woman Sees Her Baby For The First Time Kathy Beitz has been legally blind since she was a child, and she desperately wanted to be able to see her son on the day he was born. So the eSight Corporation -- a company that produces special glasses that give legally blind people the ability to ...
When you can change the way you see the world, You can change the world you see.
10/07/2014
http://www.5280.com/magazine/2013/11/envision
Envision | 5280 It takes a special type of visionary to help the blind see. Boulder developer Nate DeVault has done just that—by relying on a different sense: sound. After three years of tinkering, DeVault and the team at Gizmonyx, a collaborative think tank in Boulder where DeVault works as the development coordin…
10/01/2014
http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/09/20/apple-blind-app-idINKBN0HF08S20140920
New smartphone app gives sight to the blind SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Jonathan Mosen, who has been blind since birth, spent his evening snapping photos of packages in the mail, his son's school report and labels on bottles in the fridge. In seconds,
Our first celebrity in the group, please welcome Dr. Peter Meijer, pioneer of the seeing with sound concept!
Thanks to everyone for all of the nice messages. Just to clarify, there's two different versions of the ViSOR. One is for cases of Tunnel Vision (RP ViSOR), and the other is for people that are completely blind (ViSOR 2.0).
09/16/2014
http://www.medgadget.com/2014/09/gizmonyx-technology-to-overcome-tunnel-vision.html
Gizmonyx Technology to Overcome Tunnel Vision TEDMED 2014 wrapped up last week, and we were as always enlightened, challenged, and humbled by the speakers that appeared on stage. You can read our summa
09/16/2014
Renderings of the ViSOR 2.0 thanks to the good folks at 12 Titans
Noah Wilker has Retinitis Pigmentosa, this is his first time using the first prototype of the RP ViSOR
Concept video of the ViSOR 2.0