Eyesafe, a world leader in blue light mitigation technology, and TÜV Rheinland Group, a global leader in third-party testing and certification, today announced Eyesafe® Accessory Requirements 2.0. This program provides a universal measure to assess blue light hazard on optical films and replaces former requirements measuring filtration across the full blue light spectrum (380 to 500 nm).
Join us for the Screen Time and Student Health webinar, hosted By CDW, UnitedHealthcare and Eyesafe on Tuesday, October 10th, 2023 at 3:15 – 4:15 PM PST.
Concern about blue light from digital displays is triggering policy discussions across the globe. Increasingly, governments are looking closely at efforts to minimize the harmful consequences of blue light from a regulatory standpoint. As the scientific community continues to identify the growing concerns over potential long-term eye and health impacts from blue light, it seems likely additional government attention and proactive protective measures will gather momentum in the future.
Eyesafe hosted the inaugural Blue Light Leaders Roundtable, an exclusive event that brought together eye doctors and prominent figures in the consumer electronics industry.
At CES 2023, Nanosys and Eyseafe revealed Eyesafe QD, a new blue quantum dot technology that reduces blue light toxicity and enhances color.
As consumers learn more about the potential risks of blue light, they’re turning to products with Eyesafe for blue light protection they can trust.
Three new Lenovo monitors are the world’s first devices to meet the Eyesafe Display Requirements 2.0, the world’s most comprehensive certification standard for measuring blue light mitigation and color performance.
With a growing body of scientific and medical research suggesting potential risks of blue light exposure, the Eyesafe® Display Requirements 2.0 represent the next generation of blue light standards for the global display industry.
