A new assistive eyeglass design has been clinically proven to significantly enhance visual clarity for visually impaired users impacted by macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy and other eye diseases. The improved assistive technology incorporated into eSight4 is based on extensive research and feedback from users of the previous model, eSight3.

The new model engineered by Toronto-based eSight uses two 1280 × 960 high-resolution screens that display images captured and processed from the forward-facing camera on the glasses. The wireless device also offers The assistive technology-equipped device can help users achieve 20/20 enhanced vision. Source: eSightimproved auto-focus, 24 times zoom, focus and contrast capabilities in addition to custom viewing modes. Adjustable pupillary and screen distance ensures optimal viewing and can help users achieve 20/20 enhanced vision. A bioptic tilt feature lets users see directly in front of them with the glasses while viewing what is around them using their remaining peripheral vision.

A smartphone can be connected to the eSight 4 to view the mobile screen with zoom and freeze functions. Photos and videos captured with the glasses can be saved and shared with cloud-based mobile apps.

The swappable rechargeable battery at the back of the device supplies up to three hours of continuous use and is easily removed with one hand and replaced with a fresh unit.