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E Yes Amblyopia TrainerE Yes Amblyopia TrainerE Yes Amblyopia Trainer is an innovative medical device designed to address and treat amblyopia in children through an engaging, game-based approach. This therapeutic instrument, developed by designer Chien-Chen Lai, combines clinical functionality with playful interaction to facilitate vision therapy for young patients. The device, measuring 180mm x 160mm x 100mm, is crafted from non-toxic, temperature-resistant PP (Polypropylene) through injection molding, ensuring both safety and durability for pediatric use. Its sophisticated design incorporates multiple training modes, including a maze-based ball-tracking system for focus development, AR transparency modules for environmental exploration, and vision testing capabilities for progress monitoring. The trainer specifically targets the growing global concern of childhood amblyopia, which affects approximately 12 million children worldwide, by providing essential treatment during the critical development period before age eight. The device's modular design enables various therapeutic combinations, including visual zoom exercises, dedicated eye muscle training, and color discrimination activities, while its telescopic structure with dual-sided lenses facilitates the exercise of ciliary muscles through near-far object transitions. This innovative approach to vision therapy, which won the Silver A' Design Award in the Toys, Games and Hobby Products Design category, represents a significant advancement in making medical treatment more accessible and engaging for children, addressing the limitations of traditional amblyopia treatments that often lack child-friendly features and fail to maintain young patients' interest during the therapeutic process. Author: Adam Dawson Keywords: amblyopia treatment, pediatric vision therapy, medical device design, child-friendly healthcare, vision training equipment, therapeutic gaming SOURCES: |
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