With applications across the display stack, Eyesafe technology fundamentally changes displays to reduce blue light emissions, while maintaining color performance.
April is Women’s Eye Health & Safety month, and we’d be remiss if we didn’t address the unique concerns facing women. When talking about eye health, men and women are …
The primary reason kids are more vulnerable to potentially harmful blue light emissions is the young eye has minimal defense against blue light.
Rolfing joined Eyesafe as a Senior Advisor and Board Member in 2017. He guides the company’s strategic collaboration with leaders in the healthcare community, including UnitedHealthcare, Humanis and Allianz, to address the issue of screen time and blue light on human health.
Screen time has been rising rapidly over the past decade, which is no surprise given the plethora of connected, always-on devices. Scrolling Instagram or Facebook is a favorite pastime for …
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The global pandemic has led to a new reality, prompting the need for remote work and distance learning environments. The pandemic will hopefully soon be a part of our past. However, the flexibility offered by remote work and distance learning will likely be with us for the long run, at least to some degree.
Eyesafe has been pivotal in the establishment of blue light protection and color performance standards for the consumer electronics industry. Now, as the company shifts to provide advanced blue light display filters and materials to the industry, it leans on expertise from people such as senior advisor Herve Gindre.
Eyesafe strengthens its industry-leading position and patent portfolio with exclusive license of HPO’s intellectual property for consumer electronics including OLED, MicroLED, LCD and Mixed Reality Applications PRESS RELEASE | FEB …
At its simplest, digital eye strain is eye and vision-related, caused by spending extended periods of time on computers, tablets, smart phones, or gaming consoles. There is a good correlation …
The short answer is no. Blue light is beneficial in modest amounts. In fact, about 25% of sunlight is blue light, although the actual amount at any point in time …
