Black people appeared to have similar odds of using low vision devices as white people. But non-white individuals from other racial and ethnic groups had 61 percent lower odds of getting the devices.

How to Find the Right Vision Specialist If vision problems are interfering with your daily life, seek out an optometrist who is a low-vision specialist.

Well, the same applies to our digital devices. While it won’t leave you blind, you may notice some discomfort from using these devices for prolonged periods of time.

Iris Vision is a wearable device that allows those with low vision to see the world like they've never seen it before.

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Meet the top three student teams for Microsoft’s annual Imagine Cup competition. HairMatch, Signvrse and Argus are all using AI to create products that will help people live their best lives.

The initial response to the Apple Vision Pro has been mixed. But the headset is already changing disabled users’ lives.

A team of astronomers has created a device that lets people who are blind or have low vision experience a solar eclipse.