How does the Visual Field VR Headset Work?
The VisuALL VR Headset is guided by "Annie," your personal AI assistant. Annie makes the entire process easy to follow, providing step-by-step instructions during each test. Whether you’re a beginner or experienced in using medical devices, Annie ensures you feel confident and supported throughout the process.
Comprehensive Eye Health Monitoring at Your Fingertips
The VisuALL VR Headset combines cutting-edge technology with user-friendly features to deliver a full suite of eye health assessments. From visual field testing and pupil measurements to color vision and contrast sensitivity evaluations, this all-in-one device empowers you to monitor your eye health with precision and convenience. Whether you're managing a condition or seeking early detection, the VisuALL brings advanced care to your home, supported by intuitive guidance and detailed reporting for your doctor.
Visual Field Testing
The Visual Field Testing feature allows you to assess how well your peripheral vision is functioning. Peripheral vision is what you see out of the corner of your eye. The headset uses advanced protocols, such as 10-2, 24-2, and 30-2, which are the same tests used in professional clinics. These tests help identify areas where your vision might be weak or missing, which is crucial for detecting conditions like glaucoma. Whether you're monitoring existing issues or looking for early signs of disease, this feature makes it easy and accurate from the comfort of home.
Visual Acuity Assessment
Visual acuity measures how clearly you can see. This feature allows you to test your ability to read and see details both up close and far away. It’s like the eye chart test you’ve taken at the doctor’s office but made more convenient. Whether you’re keeping track of changes in your prescription or just want peace of mind, this feature ensures your vision stays sharp.
Color Vision Evaluation
The headset also evaluates your ability to see and distinguish colors using specialized tests like Ishihara plates. This can detect color blindness or other color vision issues. Whether you’re a professional needing precise color perception or just curious about your color vision, this feature provides fast and accurate results.
Contrast Sensitivity Testing
Contrast sensitivity measures how well you can see differences between light and dark areas. This is especially important for activities like driving at night or in foggy conditions. The test identifies if you’re having trouble distinguishing subtle changes in brightness, helping you stay safe in low-visibility environments.
Pupillometry
Pupillometry measures the size and reaction of your pupils to light. This information can give important insights into your neurological and ocular health. For instance, it can help detect conditions like brain injuries, nerve damage, or other underlying issues affecting your vision. The test is quick, non-invasive, and adds another layer of understanding to your eye health.
Extraocular Motility Testing
This feature evaluates how well your eyes move in different directions. It helps identify any problems with the muscles or nerves controlling your eyes, such as those caused by injuries or certain medical conditions. The test ensures your eye movements are smooth and coordinated.