eSight Corporation


Developer of a wearable digital low-vision device that captures and processes a user’s field of view in real time and presents enhanced video via near‑eye displays. The company integrates high-speed imaging hardware, real-time image enhancement software, near‑to‑eye displays, and remote training/telehealth services. Devices are clinically validated, registered as medical devices in multiple jurisdictions, and manufactured under contract in the United States.

Industries

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Nr. of Employees

small (1-50)

eSight Corporation

Gentex Corporation, 600 North Centennial Street, Zeeland, MI 49464, USA


Products

Wearable digital low-vision device

Lightweight, glasses‑style wearable system that captures a user’s field of view with a high-resolution camera, enhances the image in real time, and presents it on near‑eye displays to improve central vision tasks.


Services

Short-term in-home trial that ships a demo device for a 7-day evaluation and includes virtual training; trial fees may apply and can be applied toward purchase.

Video-conferencing based training and rehabilitation sessions delivered by coaches with lived low-vision experience to support device setup and skill acquisition.

Regional distributor channel providing sales, in‑home or in‑office demonstrations and coordination with local providers and benefits offices.

Web-based screening quiz and appointment scheduling to assess candidate suitability for device trials and consultations with specialists.

Condition-specific educational materials covering vision loss types, signs and symptoms, prevention strategies, diagnosis, and treatment options for patients and clinicians.

Expertise Areas

  • Wearable assistive vision systems
  • Real-time image enhancement algorithms
  • Telehealth-based vision rehabilitation
  • Clinical study design and multicenter validation
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Key Technologies

  • High-speed high-resolution camera modules
  • Real-time image processing and enhancement algorithms
  • Autofocus and image stabilization methods
  • High-brightness near-eye OLED displays
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News & Updates

Published multicenter prospective study reporting improvements such as a seven-line gain in distance acuity, 12-letter contrast improvement and retention of mobility outcomes (ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier NCT02616900).

Recognized by CNN as one of 11 life-changing assistive technologies.

Included in Time magazine’s list of 25 Best Inventions.

Multiple awards including Health Tech Digital Awards (Best Wearable Technology Solution, 2019) and Golden Bridge Awards (Work-from-Home Implementation, 2020).

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