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VisionRevive

- "Clearer sight, brighter future—personalized and engaging VR treatment for amblyopia."

Amblyopia affects over 2% of the global population today and is projected to surpass 6% by 2030—highlighting the critical need for innovative solutions like VisionRevive.

Pilot Study: A Glimpse into the Future of VisionRevive

Summarised Abstract

VisionRevive underwent a pilot study involving 10 children diagnosed with amblyopia in Chennai, India, to evaluate its therapeutic potential. The participants, with a mean age of 11, incorporated VisionRevive’s interactive games into their daily therapy regimen, playing for 1 to 1.5 hours each day under professional supervision.

Key Outcomes

The study revealed visible improvements in visual acuity within a month of consistent use. Feedback indicated high user satisfaction, with 90% of participants enjoying the games and 85% expressing a sense of accomplishment after completing therapy sessions. 

Notable Feedbacks:

"My child actually looked forward to therapy sessions with VisionRevive—it made treatment feel like playtime! It’s amazing to see them excited for something that’s helping improve their vision so much." -Parent

"I liked the games a lot! They were really fun, and I didn’t even feel like I was doing therapy. I think my eyes are getting stronger too—it’s cool!" -Child

"We noticed significant engagement during the sessions, which is rare for traditional therapies. VisionRevive kept the children motivated, and the early improvements in their vision were very promising." -Doctor

Global Reach: The Projected Impact of VisionRevive

Building on the success of our pilot study, we are now expanding our efforts by partnering with Dr. Agarwal’s Eye Hospital to extend testing to a broader and more diverse patient population. This hospital operates across several countries, including India, Zambia, Ghana, Rwanda, Tanzania, and Mauritius, allowing us to gather insights from varied demographics. These partnerships will help refine VisionRevive’s design to ensure it meets the needs of children from different cultural and economic backgrounds.

map of places agarwal eye hospital is present in
global amblyopia market by year

The results from our initial study, coupled with these new collaborations, showcase the potential for VisionRevive to reach millions of children worldwide. With more than 6% of the global population projected to suffer from amblyopia by 2030, VisionRevive’s accessible and engaging solution provides a timely and scalable response to this growing healthcare challenge.

By leveraging partnerships in multiple regions, we are not only testing the product across diverse healthcare systems but also ensuring that VisionRevive’s impact is felt globally. The flexibility of our platform means it can be integrated into various healthcare systems, from urban centers to rural areas. Its affordability and ease of use make it an ideal solution for different socio-economic groups, ensuring that no child is left behind in receiving treatment for amblyopia.

child wearing VR headset

Please watch this video to better understand VisionRevive -

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