eSight
ESight has developed sight-enhancing, clinically validated electronic glasses that assist people with low vision or people who are blind and are suffering from a range of eye conditions. The glasses are designed to automatically focus thereby allowing users to transition between nearsighted objects to long-distance without difficulty, as well as provides the ability to manually zoom in on items. The company was…
Funding snapshot
About
ESight has developed sight-enhancing, clinically validated electronic glasses that assist people with low vision or people who are blind and are suffering from a range of eye conditions. The glasses are designed to automatically focus thereby allowing users to transition between nearsighted objects to long-distance without difficulty, as well as provides the ability to manually zoom in on items. The company was founded in 2006 and headquartered in Toronto, Canada. It has raised $4.1M in seed funding, with backing from MaRS Discovery District, FedDev Ontario, MaRS IAF, Golden Triangle Angel Network, and others. The company operates in the HealthTech - Assistive Tech, Retail - Consumer Electronics E-Commerce, High Tech - Wearable Technology space. Provider of wearable glasses to help people with low vision to see.
Business model
Wearable Technology > Smart Glasses > Visually Impaired,
Consumer Electronics E-Commerce > Visually Impaired Devices > Eyewear,
Assistive Tech > Assistive Hardware > Visual > Electronic Glasses
Institutional investors
Latest coverage
No articles yet.
Similar startups
NovaHealth AI
NovaHealth AI automates visit summaries, coding suggestions, and prior-authorization drafts for mid-sized provider groups.
ScreenPoint
Developer of artificial intelligence software for analyzing breast imaging mammograms. This technology integrates with existing medical imaging hardware to assist radiologists in detecting cancer.
Bioz
Developer of AI search engine for scientific experimentation.
Rad AI
Developer of radiology artificial intelligence software for workflow and reporting. The software aims to improve efficiency and reduce fatigue for radiologists.