I must say that much of the interesting action of the 2013 COVD Annual Meeting occurred
away from the speakers' hall, in the exhibit hall. Here were a
plethora of exhibits, products, and research posters suited to every taste. The resources most relevant to
our blog readers included:
- Mature 3D-based automated Vision Therapy systems (see picture below)
- A new iPad-based diagnostic and therapy from G labs. (See this video featuring Dr. Jen Simonson explaining the new product. Also see their Facebook site)
- An interesting research poster suggesting that 3D technology can be a powerful tool in the early detection of visual disorders such as amblyopia and anisometropia in children (using the Playstation 3D, in this case)
- A compelling research poster suggesting that vision therapy should be considered for those younger patients exhibiting visual symptoms, a diagnosis of ADD, and anxiety associated with poor school performance. Vision therapy, may well reduce unnecessary medication for these children, as well as a misdiagnosis of ADD
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