eSight

eSight, headquartered in Toronto, Canada, is a world leader in vision technology, providing innovative solutions for individuals with significant central vision loss. The company offers two main products: eSight Go and eSight 4. eSight’s glasses are designed to be lightweight, sleek, and comfortable, seamlessly transitioning from indoor to outdoor environments. These devices use a high-speed, high-definition camera and advanced algorithms to optimize and enhance footage, which is displayed on OLED monitors in real-time. They are versatile, all-in-one devices that provide the best visual acuity for various activities, helping users with visual acuity ranging from 20/60 to 20/800, and in some cases up to 20/1400, due to over 20 different eye conditions. The technology works by stimulating synaptic activity from the remaining photoreceptor function of the user’s eyes. eSight also offers a TeleHealth program for healthcare professionals to refer patients for in-home evaluations and training, demonstrating high accessibility and global acceptability with 93% of patients accessing the platform and 100% overall satisfaction reported. eSight is a Class 1 medical device, licensed and inspected by Health Canada, and registered with the US FDA and EUDAMED. The company has received multiple awards, including the Gold Winner of Company Work-From-Home Implementation of the Year at the 2020 Golden Bridge Awards and the Silver Winner of the Company Innovation of the Year at the 2020 Pillar World Awards. eSight 4 features onboard help, eSupport, shared accounts, cloud-based updates, freeze, save, 24x zoom, adjustable color and contrast settings, and multiple vision modes. It is designed for all-day comfort with a lightweight, streamlined design and innovative easy-swap rechargeable batteries. eSight Go, set to launch in June 2024, aims to help people with significant central vision loss and legal blindness achieve up to 20/20 enhanced vision. It features a sleek design, ergonomic neck battery pack, optional prescription lenses, advanced sensors, proprietary algorithms, and powerful processing to provide high-quality visual information.