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Peek App Brings Inexpensive Eye Exams To Developing Countries

August 15, 2013 by Ian Kersey - Leave a Comment

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While most smartphone apps are focused on providing services for the first world, a new app called Peek is looking to use smartphones to help out people in poor and developing countries. The app uses the camera to scan a patient’s eye for cataracts and other diseases.

Here are the main features of the Peek app:

  • Patient record with Geo-tagging
  • Visual Acuity
  • Visual field testing
  • Colour Vision Testing
  • Contrast Sensitivity Testing
  • Lens imaging for cataract
  • Retinal Imaging
  • Image grading

Peek, which was developed by the International Center for Eye Health keeps track of patients and sends their info to doctors via e-mail, helping patients who live far away from hospitals and clinics. The app will undoubtedly help out underprivileged people across the globe.

 

[Via: Peek , BBC , Engadget]

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