Ocutrx Named To Fast Company's List Of The Next Big Things In Tech

 


Ocutrx Technologies secures a spot in Fast Company's esteemed Next Big Things in Tech list, showcasing their OcuLenz™ AR/XR headset, a pioneering solution addressing advanced macular degeneration (AMD), the primary cause of vision loss in adults over 65. This innovation marks a significant leap in visual aid technology, overlaying high-contrast images onto the user's field of view and offering hope to those grappling with impaired vision. The headset, user-friendly and lightweight, integrates advanced pixel manipulation, ensuring both functionality and mobility. Boasting 2.5K resolution per eye and an extensive field of view, it elevates peripheral vision, transforming the overall visual experience.

Inspired by their father's struggle with AMD, the founders' mission revolves around enhancing the lives of millions facing similar challenges. Fast Company's recognition validates their commitment to improving the quality of life for individuals with visual impairments. Ocutrx remains devoted to revolutionizing human vision through AR/XR technology, with pre-orders available at OculenzAMD.com. Learn more at OcutrxTechnologies.com. The comprehensive Next Big Things in Tech list releases in Fast Company's Winter 2023/2024 issue on December 5.

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