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The EyeSpy 20/20 Vision Screening Kit is an accurate, reliable and very easy to use computerized vision screening program that evaluates the ENTIRE visual system, including visual acuity, depth perception, stereo vision, and color blindness. All through a child friendly computer game. Educators and children can now enjoy an easy to use program that is fun to participate in. EyeSpy 20/20 can be installed on an unlimited number of computers within the licensed school. And, each installation can be used simultaneaously. Each screening station requires one 10-foot USB extension cable, one pair of colored testing glasses, and a set of Left and Right Occluding Glasses. The EyeSpy sytem includes lifetime access to a complete HIPAA-compliant data collection and reporting system and unlimited vision screenings with no annual renewal fee. Requires no specialized training to administer.
Additional features include:
- Automated data collection
- Bi-lingual reporting
- Capable of integrating with schools information systems and certain screening devices
- No special training required
- Quick and accurate screening results
- Scientifically validated
- Lifetime access to data
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Minor updates are included for FREE within the current version of the software.
Licensee can use purchased version for as long as they want.
Unlimited screenings for
unlimited time. UPGRADES ARE NEVER REQUIRED and ACCESS TO DATA FOR LIFE IS
INCLUDED WITH EVERY VERSION.
Product upgrades include but are not limited to the following: added vision screening capability, new interface, new data collection and reporting options.
Customers will be notified of upgrades as they are made available. Costs associated with upgrades will vary by current user package version.
“The past 10 years have gone by very quickly. I guess doing what you love makes that happen. It took seven years to develop, and in only three years, EyeSpy 20/20™ has screened more than 200 thousand children. I am truly honored to be a part of something that will help millions of children – not just for that one day, but for the rest of their lives.”
With more than 25 years of technology experience, Richard Tirendi oversees
VisionQuest 20/20. Tirendi is a successful electrical and computer engineer with
numerous patents in his field. Grateful for his gift of sight and compelled to find solutions to ensure that schoolchildren across the country are not impacted by preventable vision disorders, Tirendi is deeply invested along with his co-founder in the success of VisionQuest 20/20 and serves as the organization’s chief executive officer.
At age five, Tirendi awoke one morning to find that he had lost his vision due to a poisonous insect bite. While the condition was treatable and his vision was eventually restored, he never forgot the fear and sadness he experienced, and so his passion is manifested in his commitment to VisionQuest 20/20.
Tirendi began his career at the TJ Watson IBM Research Center in 1986. Although degreed in Electrical Engineering, Tirendi recognized that software would significantly contribute to virtually every aspect of our lives. While working with great thinkers and co-developing numerous advancements in the area of semiconductor (computer chip) manufacturing, he insisted that he could develop software systems that would increase manufacturing yield and profitability. Independently, Tirendi focused his attention developing real-time statistical process control systems that proved him correct. Encouraged, Tirendi and several colleagues formed a semiconductor technology company. Within months, their new venture was acquired, and Tirendi successfully applied his systems to other business operations including forecasting. In 2000, Tirendi and his team agreed to sell their remaining interest.
Over the next several years, Tirendi studied research on human vision, optical science, and various biometric screening technologies. Working with Randy Pausch and his graphics design team at Carnegie Melon University’s Entertainment Technology Center, Tirendi applied his systems knowledge to make Dr. O’Neil’s idea a reality – a technology that can detect virtually any vision disorder while children “play” a 3-minute video game. While developing this revolutionary approach, Tirendi co-founded VisionQuest 20/20, the nation’s only nonprofit organization dedicated solely to protecting children and their families from the devastating effects of undetected vision disorders.
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FREE Webinar: How To Detect Vision Disorders With A Video Game
Richard S. Tirendi, CEO and Co-Founder, VisionQuest 20/20 will discuss an innovative technology that can detect virtually any problem that impacts a child’s ability to see. Learn the differences between objective and subjective vision screenings. Get to know what APP and AAPOS recommend. He will also talk about how the EyeSpy 20/20 Video Game Vision Screener works and how schools can bring the program to their students at little to no cost.
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