The optical industry has gathered in Orlando for Vision Expo 2026, one of the most important events for optometry, ophthalmology, and the broader vision care community. This year’s show represents…
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Summary: VF2000 Test Types, Strategies, and Patterns The VF2000 gives eye care practices access to a wide range of visual field testing options, including screening, threshold, ptosis, neuro, kinetic, and…
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Summary: Active Eye Tracking and Visual Field Accuracy Visual field testing depends heavily on patient fixation. Even small eye movements during an exam can affect threshold measurements, create variability, and…
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Visual field testing is a cornerstone of modern eye care, but traditional bowl perimeters often introduce challenges that slow clinics down. Dedicated dark rooms, patient relocation, and heavy technician involvement…
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Visual field testing has long been a foundation of eye care. From glaucoma management to neurological assessment, perimetry plays a key role in everyday clinical decisions. But while the importance…
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Over the last 100 years, eye care has experienced one of the most profound technological evolutions in modern medicine. What began with hand-held lenses and manual refraction techniques has progressed…
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Eye care is entering a new digital era driven by virtual reality technology. Once associated mainly with entertainment, VR is now reshaping clinical diagnostics and redefining how eye examinations are…
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Pupillometry, the measurement of pupil size and response to light, has become an essential diagnostic tool in ophthalmology, neurology, and general medicine. Once limited to subjective penlight exams, pupil testing…
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Optometry education is undergoing a major transformation. Advances in diagnostic technology, artificial intelligence, and virtual reality visual field testing are changing how future eye care professionals are trained. For today’s…
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Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing the way eye care is delivered. In ophthalmology, AI is improving diagnostic accuracy, supporting earlier disease detection, and helping clinicians manage growing patient demand more…
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