Priced at nearly $700, it's clear that ColorDx Pro is not your average eyesight test app. Developed by Konan Medical, this military-grade color vision diagnostics app is commonly used at the Naval Aerospace Medical Institute (NAMI) to qualify Naval aviators. As well, the FAA recommends the use of ColorDx for civil aviation pilot qualification.
The iPad app is designed to test color vision deficiencies that are genetic and acquired, which is useful for making decisions on treatments for neurological and ocular disorders. Within the app, there are numerous vision tests that can be chosen, including ones for adults and children. As well as making its color vision testing tools available on Apple mobile devices, the platform is also available on Androids, Windows and Macs.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Military-grade Vision Apps
- Developing military-grade vision apps for color vision diagnostics presents disruptive innovation opportunities for the healthcare and aviation industry.
- Color Vision Deficiency Testing
- Advancing color vision deficiency testing technologies can revolutionize treatments for neurological and ocular disorders in the healthcare industry.
- Multi-platform Availability
- Expanding the availability of color vision testing tools across various platforms like Apple mobile devices, Androids, Windows, and Macs creates disruptive innovation opportunities for the mobile app industry.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Healthcare
- Implementing military-grade vision apps for color vision diagnostics can improve treatments, diagnosis, and qualification processes in the healthcare industry.
- Aviation
- Utilizing military-grade color vision diagnostic apps can ensure accurate qualification of naval aviators and civil aviation pilots in the aviation industry.
- Mobile App
- Expanding the range of color vision testing tools to multiple platforms opens up new opportunities in the mobile app industry.
