Sharp Chart 2020 LogMAR Chart vs SMART Educator

A letter chart app designed to be used via AirPlay to a large screen (TV or computer monitor). Use either an Apple TV connected to a TV, a cable, or use a TV with built-int AirPlay such as the latest Samsung or LG. And now you can also run the app directly on an Apple TV, without the need for an iPhone or iPad! Has everything you'd expect, including multiple optotypes (sloan, illiterate E, landolt C, pictorial, international sloan) and multiple Visual Acuity nomenclatures (metric, imperial, decimal and logMAR). The basic letter chart is free. Larger letters, further optotypes, other charts require an in-app purchase. The charts you'd expect are all here: - cross-cylinder charts - binocular vision such as a 4-dot test - duochrome - confusion lines around single letters or a single row - low contrast - single line, both horizontal and vertical - and more You can even import your own images and videos to create your own chart. Configure a chart then save it as a shortcut with a simple drag-and-drop operation. Use Dark Mode for a dark consulting room. Great for mobile workers, keep your chart on your iPhone and just take an Apple TV to connect to a television at your destination. Use HomeKit lights in your consulting room? Have them switch automatically as you change charts! Want to use Siri to control your charts by voice? Now you can! Our Terms of Use can be found at this link: https://www.ausoptom.com/sharpchart/terms.html

The SMART Educator: IOL Vision Guide from Alcon is an educational tool, designed to assist Eye Care Professionals and Healthcare Professionals educate patients considering Alcon’s advanced technology intraocular lenses (IOLs). Using images representing real-world scenarios, the SMART Educator allows patients to compare illustrations of the potential visual outcomes of different IOL choices. In addition, the application contains general information about cataract surgery and the impact of Astigmatism and Presbyopia on vision. All content is for educational and illustrative purposes only; patients should always speak with their physician about their condition and treatment options; individual patient results may vary.