Abstract: A system and method for screening vision including: requesting user information; performing objective visual acuity tests; and reporting visual acuity results without assistance from another person.
Abstract: A method for screening vision using a kiosk comprising: requesting, using the kiosk, user information; performing objective visual acuity tests using the kiosk, wherein said visual acuity tests determine: sphere, cylinder, cylinder axis, or corneal curvature, or any combination thereof; and reporting visual acuity results, wherein said method does not require assistance from another person.
Abstract: A kiosk may include a main body with a front surface and a seat assembly located near the main body adjacent to the front surface of the main body.
Abstract: A system and method for screening vision including: requesting user information; performing objective visual acuity tests; and reporting visual acuity results without assistance from another person.
Abstract: A system and method for automatic visual acuity screening, including: a vision self testing kiosk for performing a visual acuity test. The vision kiosk has a stimulus and multiple mirrors. An image is projected from the stimulus and reflects off of each of the mirrors before exiting the vision kiosk. The mirrors are mounted on a mirror box to define an optical path from the stimulus to a user using the vision kiosk. A microprocessor connected to vision kiosk is able to receive input from the user and report results of vision testing.
Abstract: This invention is related to a self-service vision screening kiosk that allows individuals to screen their eyesight without assistance. The device includes subjective and/or objective tests via an interactive video and software program that measures visual acuity and contrast sensitivity. The invention is designed to provide a report with test results. The device and method may also provide a means for making referrals, scheduling appointments, ordering lenses, dispensing lenses and/or forwarding prescriptions to eye care professionals or lens manufacturers.
Abstract: This invention is related to an automatic self-service vision screening kiosk and method that allows individuals to screen their eyesight without assistance. The device includes subjective and/or objective tests via an interactive video and software program that measures visual acuity and contrast sensitivity. The invention is designed to provide a report with test results. The device and method may also provide a means for making referrals, scheduling appointments, ordering lenses, dispensing lenses and/or forwarding prescriptions to eye care professionals or lens manufacturers.