White papers & case studies

White papers

QuickSee technology overview and review of clinical results

Limited availability of adequate autorefraction equipment contributes to the global burden of uncorrected refractive error.
Wavefront aberrometry technology, in handheld format and combined with other key usability features, demonstrates accuracy equal or superior to desktop autorefractors.
QuickSee helps perform clinically accurate autorefraction in clinical and low resource settings alike.

QuickSee in mobile eye clinics and global health vision care

Limited availability of trained professionals and clinical equipment contribute to the estimated 1.3 billion cases worldwide of uncorrected refractive errors
QuickSee, a portable wavefront aberrometry- powered autorefractor, helps perform clinically accurate refraction in mobile care and low-resource settings
Optometrists and vision care professionals demonstrate QuickSee’s value for fast, high quality in demanding conditions

Case studies

Radically scaling vision care for billions in need

QuickSee Free in global vision care missions

The Street Medicine Auto-Refractive Technology Study (SMART)

Vision care for Pittsburgh’s homeless individuals

QuickSee in vision telehealth

Maintaining care during the COVID-19 pandemic

Enabling self-determination with vision and compassion

Aid missions for community health

20/20 vision for eyes—and lives

Community center-based vision care

Delivering personalized care with high quality and confidence

Mobile vision care service

Scaling a solution to the global burden of uncorrected refractive error

Sustainable vision care for emerging nations

Restoring vision where much was lost

Vision care mission to natural disaster areas

Improving impact from surgical interventions in poor communities

QuickSee in post-operative care