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eSight is a pioneer in the low-vision assistive technology industry and creates low-vision smart glasses designed with a simple but profound promise: empower individuals with impaired vision to See New Possibilities. eSight provides the most advanced and versatile low-vision smart glasses available for those with visual impairments and is compatible with more than 20 eye conditions including macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, and Stargardt disease.
01/20/2026
Here are some behind-the-scenes looks at the eSight team and Liz Baker as they gear up to talk to media about eSight Go during CES 2026.
Diagnosed with Stargardt’s disease at 16, Liz refused to let vision loss define her. From crashing in her first triathlon without a guide to winning her IRONMAN division at 40, her journey is a testament to pure determination. One of her proudest moment? Representing Team USA in the debut of paratriathlon at the 2016 Paralympic Games in Rio.
Today, eSight Go helps Liz manage her daily life with ease, teach her students, and enjoy precious family time. Learn more about eSight Go here: https://www.esighteyewear.com/esight-go/
01/19/2026
Sharing this in-depth review of eSight Go from Ben with New England Low Vision and Blindness. Ben highlights its lightweight & comfortable design, Companion App, and powerful features such as magnification, expanded field of view, tilt, and enhanced image stabilization—all designed to make everyday life easier for people with low vision. Thanks for the review, Ben!
Thanks, TalkingPointz, for highlighting how eSight Go delivers a truly meaningful application of high-tech eyewear—far surpassing other assistive visual enhancement devices on the market.
Our breakthrough technology intelligently remaps the visual field to the eye’s functioning regions, empowering individuals with central vision loss to see more clearly and live life to the fullest. Read the full article here: https://talkingpointz.com/ces-2026/
01/15/2026
We love telling others about the impact eSight Go has on people's lives! Watch this snippet of Roland Mattern and Liz Baker sharing their thoughts on how eSight Go empowers people with low vision to return to everyday life: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/eQYunSiCB3U
A big shout-out to TheGeekChurch for stopping by during CES week and featuring eSight Go!
01/14/2026
We had an amazing time last week showcasing eSight Go at CES 2026! A big thank you to everyone who stopped by our booth and shared their thoughts about eSight Go.
Even more exciting, we were joined by a very special guest: Elizabeth (Liz) Baker—a decorated two-time Paralympic athlete and proud eSight Go user. Diagnosed with Stargardt’s disease at just 16, Liz continues to inspire by redefining what’s possible.
Check out this article by Beth from LifeHacker, where she highlights eSight Go’s key features and how Liz can now read smaller text in stores and even notice her daughter’s freckles! Article link: https://lifehacker.com/health/esight-smart-glasses-ces-2026
01/13/2026
Sam from the YouTube channel 'The Blind Life' reviewed our advanced low vision device, eSight Go. In the review, Sam highlights its sleek design, improved comfort, and advanced features, such as tilt adjustments and enhanced image stabilization, that make daily life easier for people with low vision.
Check out the sleek design of eSight Go at CES 2026. It looks sharp and has innovative features like phase detection auto-focus, image stabilization, HD OLED screens, 2000-nit brightness, neck battery pack and more. Seeing more possibilities has never looked better!
See it for yourself at Booth 54607 in the Venetian Expo at .
01/08/2026
One of the most talked-about features of eSight Go at is its advanced image stabilization technology. This powerful feature delivers a much clearer image and significantly reduces motion blur caused by natural movements, especially when using higher magnification settings.
So whether you’re exploring a new destination or turning the pages of a book, eSight Go moves seamlessly with you, ensuring superior visual clarity so you can get back to doing what you love with confidence and independence.
Proud to be showcasing eSight Go at CES 2026! eSight Go is a breakthrough in assistive digital vision technology, designed to help people with central vision loss see more clearly & sharply while maintaining mobility and independence.
We’re thrilled to be heading to CES 2026 in Las Vegas to showcase our most advanced assistive device — eSight Go! eSight Go is a cutting-edge digital low-vision device designed to help individuals with significant central vision loss see more clearly while maintaining their mobility and independence. Don’t miss this chance to see how eSight Go is changing lives!
CES 2026
January 6–9, Las Vegas
Booth #54607 (Venetian Expo)
We’re kicking off the year by celebrating Conrad Lewis, the visionary founder of eSight.
Conrad, a Canadian electrical engineer, invented eSight in 2013 to help his two legally-blind sisters who had Stargardt's disease. Fast forward to 2026, eSight has become a leading vision enhancement technology utilized by people all over the world. Learn more - https://www.esighteyewear.com/about/
01/01/2026
Wishing you a New Year filled with enhanced vision and new possibilities! Happy 2026!
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eSight Empowers the Low Vision Community to Achieve their Dreams
Conrad Lewis had one goal – to help his two legally blind sisters see. Both sisters had Stargardt disease. The electrical engineer spent nearly 30 years tinkering with gadgets and bits of access software he’d encountered at trade shows and through his professional connections, all with the intent of creating a product that could help people living with visual impairments see.
Fast forward to 2017, eSight 3 began changing lives almost immediately after its introduction. Twenty-two-year-old, Rahma Ali, wanted to become a coder, for example, but cataracts limited her vision. eSight gave her the vision she needed to learn how to code in 13 languages. eSight even gave Cosmo Moore the confidence to take his family to the zoo – and to find his way back to them after briefly getting separated. Benjamin Murray cried the first time he saw the skyline of Dayton, all with the help of eSight.
The media began to take notice of the life-changing effect the device has for the visually impaired. Soon after the release of eSight 3, Time magazine named eSight in its list of “The Best Tech of 2017 So Far” and Buzzfeed featured the device on its roster of “6 Inventions Changing British People’s Lives In 2017.”
Founded on the passion for improving sight for visually impaired people, eSight is opening new vistas and new opportunities for people with macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, and 50+ other conditions that cause vision loss. With the help of eSight, millions of people living with visual impairments can achieve their dreams. Learn more at www.esighteyewear.com
