eSight 4 Demonstration: See how it works, who it can help, and all key features

[@ar501dboy3]

My 17 year old godson who was born with Autism, also has underdeveloped optic nerves and he got to try these...he cried when he saw everything clearly for the first time, and it broke my heart to hear about it. His mom just started a fundraiser today to try to come up with the money to get him a pair.

[@champarr9278]

God bless him, i hope you raise the money you need to get it for him.

[@Mempler]

Link me that page

[@ar501dboy3]

Thanks to some generous donors, he got the set 2 days before Christmas, and was able to ride around to see all of the Christmas lights for the first time.

[@champarr9278]

@@ar501dboy3 godbless

[@vilzupuupaa4680]

I wish him the best of luck.

[@j-manmarkus7591]

Great to discover such awesome inventions for visually impaired people!

[@phrg8332]

this is amazing!! i know it's not the same but my 2 year old nephew went completely deaf in both his ears and due to cochear implants he could hear again. i'm glad these kinds of helping devices are also there for blind people

[@prototypep4]

Only rich blind people. This thing is $10,000 AUD. Around $7000USD.

[@doitallYT]

I wish there was a version of this that would work with only one eye that is failing. I would incorporate my usual prescription lenses for my good eye, then use The technology to improve the vision in my right eye. Get the personal connection with the cyborg feel ✌️😎

[@zombreon6021]

And half the price maybe for those who are okay with one good eye

[@sk13ppy]

These look fantastic! Improving the eVolume of this video would be great too. Kudos to the wonderful creators of eSight!

[@shaggieledude5438]

Just in images in 20 or 30 years how advanced and smaller this will become wow

[@dooby8886]

Might be robotic eyes that replace your old ones but look and work the same

[@blacktarnation7594]

I mean it’s crazy how you his shows up with ar going up

[@Wow88z]

Image 10-15 years.. even 20 years ago we didn’t have nearly as much tech, not even smart phones

[@cookiesnugglez7318]

Fuck that, I'll give it like 10 years and that shit is going to be insane

[@E_Legal_Alien]

It'll be a contact lens

[@trurocker03]

Just imagine when we can have augmented eyeballs with these features. I’m ready to be prejudiced against for being an Aug like in Deus Ex Mankind Divided

[@seveneyes77]

Lol

[@sirrantsalott]

Amazing :) giving wearers a new lease on seeing the beauty of life!

[@davidziegler8785]

Alright yall got the tech now yall just gotta make it look badass

[@camelCased]

Good to know the technology is progressing. However, the price of the device is outrageous. In Europe, eSight 4 costs almost 8000 EUR. Many of my handicapped friends would benefit from eSight, but they could never afford it, living on their social benefits 200 EUR / month, which is barely enough to pay their rent and have some cheap food. I myself am a visually impaired programmer, also doing some electronics repair work using magnifying glasses and a large computer screen. I earn enough to afford eSight, but I would be scared to use it knowing that a small accident could damage an 8000 EUR device. Poking around with a hot soldering iron can turn out to be so much more expensive than the device I'm repairing. Reading eSight specs, I don't quite see why their device should cost more than a high-quality VR headset, which usually costs around 1000 EUR (including also game controllers and many built-in cameras and higher resolution screen and FOV than eSight offers). Knowing that their target market are people with low income, I think these devices should be subsidized by the manufacturer themselves, balancing their other, more mainstream product prices to avoid losses.

[@cryptogold8753]

Well said

[@debkun]

Does it work for retinitis pigmentosa patients?

[@DarkFrostX5]

Yes, it does, I've done a bit of research on these due to the fact the have the degerative eye condition.

[@shitalkumbhar8657]

Would it help for optical atrophy pateint?

[@shadowfoxx14]

I am a legally blind (20/200) masters student pursuing my degree in clinical counseling. Is there any way i would be able to try Esight to see if it would help me? It is necessary for my career that i be able to see non-verbal cues of clients, which is very difficult for me right now.

[@osmanahmed468]

is it 20/20 without having to zoom ehen you have this device as the video said?

[@eSightEyewear]

It depends on the individual. However, most of our users find the Zoom feature helps a lot. You can learn more about eSight here - www.esighteyewear.com/esight-4/

[@dverzapili8922]

Where can I see these glasses in Russia, will they help a completely blind person?

[@tvmiya5346]

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[@VCTR-nq6sx]

i think not

[@Improperman]

I don't think it could work with completely blind person, you need at least a little bit of sight to use this in my opinion.

[@elninopoco8117]

No im sorry for you bro but eSight only work on people who a have minimum vision, because it’s work with the eye. But i thinks in 3 years or max 5 years this will be possible ^^

[@Jeshuakrc]

This is the product I always dreamed of

[@arifamir3957]

Would it help for cortical visual impairment?

[@PifsGifts]

I’m trying to save for these. I got to try them a few years go when they first came out.

[@senschey]

its basically an HTC Vive VR Glasses but used for your everyday life, helping you see whats beyond the glasses. like.. regular glasses but on a better level. the idea is so simpel, but yet it is so geniusely made

[@MrShadkidwai]

It seems like a good product; a boon for many with low or partial vision but the price is prohibitive for most. I wish the manufacturers work to bring down the cost so it is affordable to all.

[@camelCased]

Knowing that their target market are people with low income, I think these devices should be subsidized by the manufacturer themselves, balancing their other, more mainstream product prices to avoid losses. Also, reading eSight specs, I don't quite see why their device should cost more than a high-quality VR headset, which usually costs around 1000 EUR (including also game controllers and many built-in cameras and higher resolution screen and FOV than eSight offers). However, that's the sad truth of our modern economics - the people who really need something to improve their lives and feel less handicapped cannot afford it, while many others spend their money on similar entertainment devices that are cheaper just because of mass production.

[@osamaali2950]

How can we purchase this in pakistan and what will be the price on delivery plz inform

[@ojalybotonatraqueyojalelec6936]

Hola soy de Perú y me gustaría adquirir el producto , porfavor más información .

[@osmanahmed468]

can tye vision acouity improve if you have like 20/70 without zooming . Meaning normal distance normal zoom no dxtra zoom will you still have brtter vision acuity

[@satish6155]

Can we buy it in India? What will be the approx cost?

[@zombreon6021]

This is amazing, I wish I could afford it for my wife though she only has one eye

[@camelCased]

Knowing that their target market are people with low income, I think these devices should be subsidized by the manufacturer themselves, balancing their other, more mainstream product prices to avoid losses. Also, reading eSight specs, I don't quite see why their device should cost more than a high-quality VR headset, which usually costs around 1000 EUR (including also game controllers and many built-in cameras and higher resolution screen and FOV than eSight offers). However, that's the sad truth of our modern economics - the people who really need something to improve their lives and feel less handicapped cannot afford it, while many others spend their money on similar entertainment devices that are cheaper just because of mass production.

[@RT22444]

Amazing!! The fact that they achieved this means the technology will only improve and probably become more affordable over time as they fine-tune it and make it a more normalized product. Maybe even insurance will start covering it. I do wonder HOW it makes people see, is it basically just little TVs of what you're looking at right up in front of your eyes or is there something more complex happening? What/how do people see? Because cochlear implants apparently DO NOT AT ALL sound like what your ears produce - something I realized recently.

[@prototypep4]

The eye works remarkably like a camera. We have photosensitive cells on the retina that function like a sensor. Cone cells determine colour, light filtration and most of your vision acuity. Rod cells handle low light vision. You have the pupil which acts as an aperture in a lens and determines how much light gets in. That's a very basic rundown and not at all nuanced. Further to that this basically has no depth of field and no field of view close to the natural eye. That footage of someone playing cricket with this on is a complete lie, it will not adjust that quickly to a depth of field change. You'd see the person release the ball easily enough but everything inbetween would be guesswork. The pricing is obscene too, the medical industry needs a swift kick in the ass to stop exploiting people in need. I'll never endorse a shill like this. Yes the product would help a lot of people but the sheer greed of it means fuck the company.

[@AhmedLaraib]

Is it helpful for tunnel vision?my sister has lost peripheral vision

[@Landaftertime]

could this help with a burned retina?

[@ristube3319]

They just ripped off Geordi La Forge (just kidding, this is a miracle and so happy to live to see life changing tech in the future that I hoped to as a kid)

[@nasirrasul345]

Can this help those with RP

[@tajyarmand4322]

It's very interesting. I have a friend totally blind. He uses brail alphabets. How is suitable for such blind person. And how much will cost it? Please inform me. Thank you.

[@blacksheepgirl]

People who are totally blind could not use this, you have to have some vision like it says in the video 20/60 to 20/800 to use these glasses, and they are video camera glasses, not normal glasses. :)

[@futurevoid4261]

Does it work for glaucoma?

[@arwencabacio8751]

how Can I by that kind of Debice? and Howmutch is it? I From in the Philippinnce

[@anodysseyofsteven1985]

Hi there. Does anyone know if this piece of technology can be used to help someone enjoy playing video games? Not just fortnight but all video games? Also can you walk with this wearable on what do you have to be in one spot, put it on, look at what you are looking for, and then take it off?

[@QuorkEx]

Is this suitable for people with peripheral vision loss such as RP sufferers

[@jaaystation8548]

I have been invited to a join virtual launch seminar and I have RP. So I'm guessing it does help 😊

[@blacksheepgirl]

I have no peripheral in right side of my right eye and left eye is blind, i don't think it gives you any peripheral vision. I tried them in 2018. To bad they aren't answering people's questions.

[@gynacolima]

@@jaaystation8548 cómo te fué? Mis hijos tienen RP y quieren probar pero tengo miedo a la decepción, si funcionan haría hasta lo imposible por juntar dinero

[@sabrinalynd6724]

Is this covered by insurance? Su h as Medicare/ medical?

[@blacksheepgirl]

i tried these, i don't think so, at the time they were $10,000.00 now they are $15,000 if I am correct. :s I just don't have that kind of money.

[@MLW374]

@@blacksheepgirl did it work for you?

[@jahidulkarimattemuriagps9090]

Does it help to keep vision unchanged ? I have R P . Can i use it ?

[@blacksheepgirl]

No, it is just like you are looking .. sorta through two comeras like a camcorder. it will not stop your vision from changing at all.

[@jahidulkarimattemuriagps9090]

@@blacksheepgirl Thanks a lot .

[@mojofilter2285]

Does this work if you only have vision in one eye

[@eSightEyewear]

eSight 4 can help with individuals with vision in one eye depending on the remaining vision. Please contact us for more information - www.esighteyewear.com/contact/

[@posxd3865]

Perfect vr head set.

[@catherinetaylor-x5z]

How do I get to try these.

[@eSightEyewear]

You start by completing our free quiz to check if you're a good candidate for eSight or not - www.esighteyewear.com/free-consultation/

[@Wolf-xu1fj]

How much do these cost?

[@eSightEyewear]

Our latest model, eSight 4, costs USD 6,950. We also have financing options available for the residents of the U.S. Learn more - www.esighteyewear.com/esight-4/

[@ghulamfarid6453]

How to i purchase

[@eSightEyewear]

It depends on your geographic location. eSight is available directly in Canada and U.S.A. If you live elsewhere, please use our international distributors page - www.esighteyewear.com/international-distributors/

[@MISPLACED96]

Wow this is amazing

[@hxr0x]

The main question I have is why these glasses are so expensive, while VR glasses, for example, are already available for much less money. I can understand that there is a much smaller sales market for such special products, but to make such a profit out of it is almost dishonest in my opinion when you think about the material price and especially the target group. In summary: Thanks for developing, but it would be nice if the hardware was open-source and affordable for everyone.

[@cryptogold8753]

Totally agree. Open source and change lives.

[@sabaripriya4150]

Give me the list of Eight dealers in India..

[@sabaripriya4150]

Provide me the list of Esight dealers in India priya Tamilnadu India

[@sabaripriya4150]

I am a person with low vision. I request you to provide eight dealers in India. I know to operate windows, iPhone and Android mobiles. R. Sabari Priya

[@f1xzor]

Such a great feeling that we have these technologies out there today, I was born visually impaired with a huge minus that decreased with the years and became stable. But, a BIG but, why the hell they cost so much?! 6000$+?! are you insane? I can buy an Super telephoto lens with this amount of money jez...

[@prothvimaradiya730]

This technology is com fast in india plz 🙏

[@Luv-sic-]

Very cool!!

[@SergioFlorente]

I wonder if binocular cameras are available… …and night vision. Smart phone connectivity. In a helmet ?

[@eSightEyewear]

All of our products only have one camera and they do connect with smartphones via Bluetooth. To know more about our latest product, eSight 4, please check our website - www.esighteyewear.com/esight-4/

[@ZeoWorks]

It's unfortunate that there are certain laws that would prohibit a user from wearing these in certain locations. Such as banks, airports, prisons.etc.

[@MofaGames]

How so? It‘s a medical device not a fashion statement, lol. I guess it would be problematic in prisons. But other than that...?

[@ZeoWorks]

@@MofaGames The same reason google glass got banned, video recording/picture taking. :) Glass got banned from a lot of public places for this, people worry that others would take images of security devices, layouts.etc. It's very silly, but they banned them non-the less.

[@MofaGames]

@@ZeoWorks Again, Google Glass is not a necessary medical device :)

[@cameranmanner4701]

@@MofaGames I think you're right. what person would tell a blind person to remove your medical aid and go blindly find his airline gate

[@agungwidi799]

I want this

[@jovem3767]

It remembers me of the first episode of black mirror, like they can take photos of what they are seeing

[@Vitoreo]

This thing is the polar opposite of a sleeping mask.

[@nataliebutler]

So it's a digital magnifying glass?

[@footytube9500]

lmao, interesting concept, but what a terrible design. Everyone is going to be staring at you like your are some weirdo playing VR on the streets or something...

[@goodmythicalmukbang3757]

@@footytube9500 says the guy who cant invent shit.

[@hyperx72]

@@footytube9500 I bet you're the kind've person who insults people with glasses, since according to you, Being able to see < Not looking a bit weird.

[@footytube9500]

@@hyperx72 Dumb design is dumb.. there are corrective surgery such as lasik and others. These dudes wearing this device are not blind.. All a blind person sees is pitch black.. Stop degrading or insulting the blind by calling yourself a blind person just because you have blurry vision and require prescriptive glasses.. You are not blind ffs..

[@hyperx72]

@@footytube9500 1. I never claimed I was blind. 2. There is a thing as legally blind, where eyesight is so poor that traditional glasses still can't correct. And as anyone who wears glasses would say, being able to see properly > not looking a bit weird. So your criticisms are wildly unhelpful.

[@a.thiago3842]

That's just the beggining. Someday, a google just like that will connect to your brain, and even a person that can't see anything, will be able to see by using its sub-counciouness vision signals, which is not interpreted by our counciouness. I really hope it could become reality someday....

[@635574]

Valve is making wireless brain machine interface that will create a superior vision to our actual eyes. They already used prototypes for curing certain dysfunctions 2 years ago.

[@mrpigeo]

hello time traveler, how epic is it that you know that this is the beginning and exactly what will come next

[@a.thiago3842]

@@mrpigeo If just search about what our brain can see with the vision you don't have acesso to, you would be surprised. Just know that what you call yourself inside of this piece of meat, is just a little part of what our ''being'' is in fact. And even before you think you thought about a proper answe to this comment, you already had this in your mind. There's a ''buddy'' that works in the subconciouness sector for you.

[@a.thiago3842]

@@635574 It's somekind a reality! It's mindblowing, but will get even more real starting from now.

[@Red0815able]

why did i never heared about that since 2018 ??

[@feliperisseto9113]

Technology Will improve, and it Will become more comfy and convenient. Maybe, one day, It could even help completely blind people.

[@prototypep4]

I have a retinal condition called rod monochromatism. Meaning the only cells on my retina that work are my rod cells. the ONLY cure for me is gene therapy and that's being buried in bureaucracy about "whether it's ethical" to splice genes into people. Welcome to modern medicine. Where vision aids are made for the super rich but targeted at the predominantly poor and the fixes for actual health issues is hindered by make believe ethics.

[@relusiddhiq6450]

My husband is affected by optic atrophy

[@jaysansait2077]

Hi Im Jay from the Philippines, me and my brother was born legally blind. E sight worth a fortune for me, can you donate a pair for us? Thank you very much🙏🖤😀

[@guillemorocho3812]

I'm actually really confused on how this works. If someone is completely or almost completely blind how would they be able to see? They are pricey but I want to try to get one for my grandpa but he is completely blind I think so how would it work?

[@bigdoinks1056]

I think it has to be partial blindness sadly

[@guillemorocho3812]

@@bigdoinks1056 aw. I really want to get these for my grandpa, he wasn't born blind but as he got older he got blind. I'm not sure if he's completely blind or on the erdge of being completely blind since he lives on the other side of the world.

[@kajvtoet]

I still dont know how it works. Is this real or phony?

[@kajvtoet]

Nice effort though?

[@kajvtoet]

Its just zooming what it does

[@Green_Justice5389]

They just need to add filters.

[@jamesgrooms8046]

You know, I have been thinking about suicide for a year now since i have diebetic ret, macula deg. and glycoma. And after looking at the $6000 price tag on this esight 4 and knowing there is absolutly NO way I can afford it on my little $1060 month disability income, I think i will just do it soon, being blind for 2 years now has taken the enjoyment out of life.

[@thresh0014]

Start a garden, pick up drums,guitar or bass, Take college courses, Try out wood lathing("Theblindwoodturner" on youtube is very inspirational for us blind folk) I've been blind for 32 years(guess how old I am...34) You gotta find something to keep your mind/hands active and give you a reason to get out of bed. I know depression sucks from experience and me telling you these things may seem silly now but when you dig yourself out, you'll be glad you let yourself read the words. Plus these will be dirt cheap in a year or two, they're so expensive right now because they have no major company covering the new tech research/development costs for the algorithms that are being written. You don't have to pay 6k outright, you could always get a loan(our insurance will eventually cover it hopefully) or even start a small business and slowly earn them with your own hard work( that's what I'm doing, I sell veggies and herbs from my organic garden and selling wood carvings) and that would also help with the depression. If you ever need to message me for advice or just to toss around ideas feel free, from one blind guy to another, Keep your head up and keep fighting.

[@dverzapili8922]

Где в России можно приобрести такие очки, помогут ли слепому?

[@AirLancer]

Y'know...this is pretty much RoboCop's Robo-vision.

[@RedAnim8]

i thought of this a month ago.... then I realised it was already made

[@craigmorton8388]

Pretty sure this has borrowed the head strap design from the hololens

[@joblessalex]

I want to see a version that works with totally blind people....

[@maximgeldon]

these are glasses , not miracle machines , if a person doesnt have eyes how would he see?

[@joblessalex]

@@maximgeldon Patch into the optic nerve and stimulate it similar to what the eye would do. Through trial and error, develop an algorithm that generates a visible image. It's 2021, literally no reason we can't.

[@denaswords3571]

I NEED THIS. LIFE WOULD BE SO MYCH EASIER RAISING TWO KIDS

[@tayyabraza9031]

Helloo

[@denaswords3571]

Hello

[@nfuel99]

Actualy it's responsibilty of govt to give these to eligible people for free. What else we are paying tax for

[@daDUSTad]

and once again, star trek new this would be a thing... 40 years ago xd

[@duckpilot962]

cool glasses, just one problem, i am 10000% getting bullied if wear these to school

[@boris2835]

this is how aple vision pro should look like... take notice Tim Cook

[@vitalix1974]

Русский язык в очках есть?

[@MoveFaster]

too expensive it should be 100-250$

[@geoneo6013]

holy shit it looks like the amusphere

[@shikk1029]

Yes lol

[@acesin-et7pp]

costs $6000.

[@Ohmriginal722]

I don’t like that it can connect wirelessly to devices, imagine someone who is legally blind getting their vision hacked, it could even be done without them noticing, worrying.

[@sedricsegundo7186]

Idk bout that

[@woyermain7732]

Yeah but who would do that? Imagine how hard it would be to create realistic fake optics. If you were capable of smth like that you would have at least 6 digits on your annual income. No need for criminal bullshittery

[@rosamartin2108]

Please improve the hardware that way it will be perfect because from many years to now divide for low vision are not cute. I Recomended you to work hard in better and small hardware because now it look like that phone or TV over the eyes remember visual contact is the must important thing in a human life don’t forget that please Low Vision people also want to be cute and stylish

[@TheDorianTube]

$15.000 digital magnifying glass lol

[@dariuspurnell1681]

Well this help a total loss of one eye

[@blacksheepgirl]

I looked through the esight in 2018 if you have one blind eye like me, no it will not. If you have the other eye that is visually impaired like me, then yeah it can help that eye, i didn't get it because it was so expensive and i thought i couldn't walk with it. :O SO i'd have to walk stop walk stop. O: but i guess i could. Now i'm loosing vision, idk how much i'll have left at the end. O: God said i'd have some left. Could be light perception, idk. :)

[@kovidmanohar719]

Someone's misery can be someone's opportunity .accessible device is inaccessible due to its exorbitant price .

[@ViralWatchMedia]

Of course its proprietary hardware and not open for anyone to make their own. That's just disgusting. Why not make it open source so other people can do the same thing why do you have to focus on profits over actually helping humanity?

[@zhaazaaa]

I dont get it. How blind people can see the screen

[@HappySmilingDog-d7u]

isnt it harmful to stare at screen thaaat close?

[@eSightEyewear]

We have had success with individuals with Cone Rod Dystrophy. Please complete our free consultation quiz for self-evaluation - www.esighteyewear.com/free-consultation/

[@HappySmilingDog-d7u]

i kinda feel jealous of how cool blind people (legally blind , im guessing) are able to adjust their vision , THATS how good technology should be! One thing bothers me , 3hours of battery for vision seems waay too weak, hope they fix it, so u can charge it lot less often

[@eSightEyewear]

Our current technology eSight 4 comes with two batteries for continuous run-time. For sedentary tasks, you can also plug into a wall outlet. For more features and specifications, feel free to check out our eSight 4 page - www.esighteyewear.com/esight-4/