Vision therapy is a non-invasive treatment that helps your eyes and brain work better together. It goes beyond glasses by improving how your eyes align, focus, and track objects…
Vision therapy is a structured, non-surgical therapeutic intervention designed to improve deficits…
Vision therapy (sometimes called vision training or visual rehabilitation) is “physical therapy for the visual system”—training the eyes and brain to work together more effectively.
Individuals who struggle with binocular vision have difficulty with depth perception which will make it difficult to see objects in 3D and gauge distance and dimension between them appropriately.
The brain interprets two slightly differing images of the same object into one universal image with depth, shadows, and angles. With ocular misalignment or changes in vision in one eye, the brain can ignore one of the signals leading to…
The Human Eye: A Complex Anatomy The human eye is a single, functional unit that is itself very complex. In order for us to see, proper anatomical development of the…
Vision therapy is a non-invasive treatment that helps your eyes and brain work better together. It goes beyond glasses by improving how your eyes align, focus, and track objects…
Vision therapy is a structured, non-surgical therapeutic intervention designed to improve deficits…
Vision therapy (sometimes called vision training or visual rehabilitation) is “physical therapy for the visual system”—training the eyes and brain to work together more effectively.
Individuals who struggle with binocular vision have difficulty with depth perception which will make it difficult to see objects in 3D and gauge distance and dimension between them appropriately.
The brain interprets two slightly differing images of the same object into one universal image with depth, shadows, and angles. With ocular misalignment or changes in vision in one eye, the brain can ignore one of the signals leading to…
The Human Eye: A Complex Anatomy The human eye is a single, functional unit that is itself very complex. In order for us to see, proper anatomical development of the…
PinpointEyes™ provides innovative diagnostic and monitoring solutions that help clinicians and patients measure progress, personalize vision therapy, and improve outcomes for individuals with lazy eye, strabismus, and binocular vision disorders.
At PinpointEyes™, we believe advanced vision therapy should be accurate, affordable, accessible, and patient-centered.
Our patented technology uses smartphone-based imaging and wearable devices to deliver precise ocular measurements, helping clinicians and families monitor lazy eye and eye misalignment, and providing an in-home vision therapy tool for correcting lazy eye, and providing an in-home vision therapy tool for correcting lazy eye.
By integrating wearable technology, smartphone applications, and advanced image analysis, PinpointEyes™ is creating a new standard for lazy eye detection and monitoring.
Our patented technology is able to detect minuscule deviations in ocular alignment from a static photograph of the face. Using anatomic structures and our technology deviations are calculated in both millimeters and prism diopters.
The user friendly interface allows for easy use by physicians, optometrists, and patients alike. By capturing a forward-facing, forward-looking picture of your face, our patented technology is able to recognize and measure variations in your eye’s position, yielding both accurate and reliable analysis .
Strabismus may develop due to problems affecting:
While there is no one specific cause, head injury, cerebral palsy, genetics, and congenital changes, amongst others, have all been reported as potential contributors
Strabismus, or “lazy eye,” is a condition where one eye looks directly at the object you are viewing, while the other is misaligned.