Portable eye exam equipment aims to reduce barriers in rural health care

Around 75% of American adults request imaginativeness correction, but entree to oculus attraction remains uneven, peculiarly successful agrarian communities and for patients with mobility limitations. To assistance adjacent those gaps, Dr. Nick Panzo and Dr. Hamza Memon, Texas A&M University School of Engineering Medicine (EnMed) graduates, are processing portable oculus exam instrumentality astir the size of a virtual world headset. The instrumentality is designed to marque broad oculus exams much accessible by bringing a cardinal portion of ophthalmology instrumentality retired of clinics and into a wider scope of wellness attraction settings.