App: can-eye
Developer: INOCER LTD
Genres: Health & Fitness

We all want to give our children the best start in life, which is why their early stages are so crucial to their development. A child's vision is at the heart of how they first discover and engage with the world. 3 million children around the world suffer from low vision, with congenital cataracts, glaucoma, neurological diseases, and prematurity being some of the common causes that affect young children's vision.

can-eye is a mobile application specifically designed to aid children who are suffering from low vision or are at risk of developing a visual impairment. can-eye was developed by engineers working in close collaboration with medical doctors, including neonatologists, ophthalmologists and occupational therapists, in order to develop functional exercises for infants and children which offer early vision-specific developmental support. 

can-eye serves as a powerful resource for children and infants who suffer from visual impairments. can-eye is full of stimulating exercises which are specifically tailored to your child's needs. Following some brief introductory questions, can-eye is able to recommend specific modules which will be beneficial to your child, each packed with an exciting range of exercises which aid visual and cognitive development. Each exercise is designed to develop a specific value, with some developing children's recognition of lights and shapes, others focused on developing hand-eye coordination, and others designed to develop recognition of colours, real-world objects and scenery.

can-eye also features reporting functions for doctors and informative screens for family members.

can-eye has the potential to be a life-changing tool for infants and children with low vision around the world.

Download can-eye today to kick-start your child's bright future.

can-eye won't share your data in any way with other people without your consent. 

Terms of use: https://www.caneyecu.com/terms-of-use

Release notes:
- minor bug fixes and improvements