Olleyes VisuALL VR Shows Potential in Pediatric Visual Field Testing

Olleyes, Inc announced promising results from a peer-reviewed study on the effectiveness of their VisuALL virtual reality (VR) visual field testing in healthy pediatric patients. Conducted by Duke University researchers, the study illuminates the possibility of VR-based perimetry as a viable alternative to traditional methods for children.

The study involved 97 pediatric patients and found that the VisuALL system was well-received among participants, particularly older children. This VR system is distinguished by its game-based, dynamic approach to visual field assessment, aiming to address the limitations faced by conventional automated perimetry, especially in younger patients.

Findings suggest the VisuALL could enhance the accessibility, affordability, and convenience of visual field testing for both clinicians and patients by overcoming some of the hurdles associated with traditional perimetric devices. CEO of Olleyes, Alberto Gonzalez, highlighted the system's potential to transform pediatric visual field testing with its engaging and precise assessment capabilities.

Further information and demonstrations of the VisuALL's functionalities can be sought through Olleyes' website or by scheduling a demonstration, as per the company's encouragement for those interested in this innovative approach to eye care.