Computerized Eye Testing

Computerized Eye Testing
Computerized Eye Examinations are Similar to the old exam, but with many of the manual measurements and corrections now computed automatically. In optical stores and optometrist offices across the nation, digital eye tests are becoming more common. Modern technology is used by computerised sensors in computerised eye testing to produce an accurate guide to your optical prescription and look for underlying eye disorders. These tools accelerate the procedure by performing the calculations automatically. An eye doctor can determine your optical prescription by doing a digital eye exam refraction test. A computerised phoropter that is lowered in front of you automatically generates an initial prescription using the software. The beginning line has shifted forward, resulting in a shorter refraction test, although the optometrist will still make adjustments to that outcome. Some digital devices do away with the mask-like apparatus and require you to rest your chin in front of a funnel-shaped device with a lens in the center. This also utilizes digital software to produce an accurate prescription, including the curvature of your cornea.

Advantage:

• It uses advanced technical devices that are minimally designed.
• It uses software to automatically produce an initial prescription.
• It provides the most accurate optical measurements.
• This lets optometrists spot anything unusual with eyes.
• Helps in the early diagnosis of both optical conditions and non-optical diseases.