Low-vision magnifiers are great for use with your current desktop or laptop if the font is too small. The magnifier makes hard-to-read fonts larger, so you don’t have to strain your eyes to read ...

The following videos demonstrate the experience of blind and low vision individuals using assistive technology (AT), namely screen readers and magnifiers, in a variety of digital environments and ...

Low vision is vision loss that can’t be corrected even with glasses, contacts, medication, or surgery. You might have some vision, but it’s hard to do everyday activities like reading, driving ...

Low vision from geographic ... or desktop monitors with a mounted camera that can enlarge the text or images on your computer screen. “[The desktop magnifiers] ... such as turning on the TV, ...

A range of apps can help people with wet AMD, including magnifiers, reading and typing aids, fall detectors, and vision monitoring apps. Healthline Health Conditions ...

Assistive technologies such as screen readers, screen magnifiers and braille notetakers provide people who are blind or have low vision a chance to succeed in school and the workplace.

Bittner and colleagues asked adult patients with low vision (mean age, 65 years) to use a new magnifier after receiving either telerehabilitation (n = 26) or in-office (n = 18) training.

As the vision rehabilitation specialist for the Moran Eye Center's Patient Support Program, Robert M. Christiansen, MD, works one-on-one with patients to determine which devices suit them best.