A Demonstration of the NuEyes Electronic Glasses 

Hey Stefan, unfortunately it's very dependent on the individual as to which one works best for them, so the only way to find out is for a person to try them all for themselves and make up their own mind. I have made videos on NuEyes, eSight and Iris so try watching them all and seeing what you think. Thanks for watching!

Thank you for the reply! I can understand your point and the cost differs also very much. Almost by factor 2 from Iris to NuEyes to eSight. But it would still be very interesting so s a comparison between NuEyes and eSight. Do they differ more than in the amount of magnification that they provide and that NuEyes also hosts an Android system? How about the cameras and the screens? How about picture stabilisation? Does the processor in the eSight have more processing power to adjust the picture han the NuEyes has? The feature that eSight has when connecting a hdmi cable to watch video/tv is that better than the way it works on the NuEyes? When using Android on the NE is there a general magnification feature managing the system and using other apps? Having optical atrophy would that suggest a preference of one specific? Is he price differens of 6 resp 10 k reflecting the ability and technical spec? Would eSight be over kill for some and NE not sufficient for some in comparison? Watching videos with users it is difficult to understand what makes them different except what I mentioned above. Just covering the two of them more in depth could give a better understand for us who are in the process of making a choice. Living in Europe eSight is going to be available and I have no info about the other ones. Because having the opportunity to compare at the same time would of course be the absolutely best alternativ. Thank you for the interesting videos! I will keep on watching!

which ones suits you better?

Hi Freddy, assistive technology devices can certainly increase quality of life. The important thing is to select the right device for the right job, and a person with a visual impairment is likely to have multiple devices for multiple different purposes. For walking a cane is the best tool, and learning to use one correctly will help your son avoid obstacles when walking. For reading, there are many devices both portable and desktop which might be of assistance at home and in school. It is best if at all possible to go to a low vision center where some of these devices might be available to try with your son. Thanks for watching!

Hi Javier, try contacting NuEyes through their website at nueyes.com/. Thanks for watching!

Hi Sham, your best bet is to ask NuEyes directly! Contact them at info@nueyes.com

Sham Sunder Dhawan yes it is available in India

Hi Shawn, NuEyes have said that some people have been able to get their device through insurance, your best course of action is to reach out to NuEyes at 800-605-4033

Don't waste your time. /this product is rubbish!!

@@DifferentlyAbled2018 is there anything else that can make one read the computer screen and papers on desk Please guide

Hi Cem, It's hard to say which is better because it really depends on which one works best for your vision. eSight is the only head-borne device you can walk with, and it has HDMI in capabilities so if those are important then it will be the best device. NuEyes can be used wire free, and has OCR capabilities which eSIght does not have. There is another device called IrisVision (we did a video here ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-XnM-pLoqbwc.html) which has the largest screens of any of the devices, and also is the cheapest. As you can tell they all have advantages and disadvantages, so it's hard to say which is best!

And ı also know the some information about this devices? ı also wonder which devices is suitable for walking? and ı Also asked so much questions sorry gör this but this is very important for us (low vision patients) how much time ı used a full charge? Please güve us information

Hi Cem, the only head-borne device designed to walk with is eSight. Battery life for eSIght is around 4 hours, after which you can connect it to an external battery for another 4 hours. NuEyes runs wirelessly for an hour and a half, after which you can connect an external battery for another 6 hours. IrisVision runs for around 4 hours. Thanks!

Hi Indika, please do not hesitate to reach out via email to store@chicagolighthouse.org!

Yes it is available in India kindly contact on 0851144420

Hi Clarence, try contacing NuEyes to find out at 800-605-4033. Be aware, NuEyes will soon be releasing a new model and I will be doing a review as soon as I have it!

See Boost is a monocular camera built into a pair of glasses. It works well, the image is decent and it is lightweight. I haven't tried Cyber Eyez but I know that Sam from the Blind Spot RU-vid channel had a bad experience with the device. It repeatedly crashed on him and didn't perform well. You can see that video here ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ENYOqtJZck8.html

Thank you very much indeed for your helpful informations.Best regards.

Hi Mukesh, there's actually a monocular electronic magnification device called SeeBoost, maybe it would work for you! www.seeboost.com/

Hi Mr. Mukesh it is available in India kindly contact on 08511444420

Hi, yep it certainly can help with RP. It does sit in front of your eyes, so you obviously can't see around it but that's not a problem as you're looking into the video screens anyway.

The Chicago Lighthouse Adaptive Technology Center Thanks a million. I'm actually looking for navigation aids. I've seen something like smart glasses that takes a small picture and places it inside the larger view. It brings a wider view (periphrial) into the smaller area, but leaves it transparent so the immediate image remains. Not sure but it looked good.

The benefit to any of these devices is that you can control the magnification, which you can't do with your Ocutech bioptic. They are definitely suitable for 20/100 vision! The device with the widest field of view in our experience is the IrisVision. The only one designed to walk with is eSight. Thanks!

You can reach out to us by calling 1-800-919-3375 or by emailing store@chicagolighthouse.org!

Yes it is available in India