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1 Copyright©2013 – Dyop™ Vision Associates – All Rights Reserved Disruptive Technology … an innovation that helps create a new market and value network, and eventually goes on to disrupt an existing market and value network (over a few years or decades), displacing an earlier technology. The Dyop™ Revolution

2 Copyright©2013 – Dyop™ Vision Associates – All Rights Reserved Snellen and Landolt are dead Hermann Snellen (February 19, 1834 – January 18, 1908) was a Dutch ophthalmologist who introduced the Snellen chart to study visual acuity (1862). Landolt, Edmund, (17 May 1846 – 9 May 1926) was a Swiss ophthalmologist stationed in Paris, mostly known for a wide range of publications and his research in the field of ophthalmology. The Dyop™ Revolution

3 150 years of technology ….. One of these things is not like the others…. The march of technical progress The Dyop™ Revolution Copyright©2013 – Dyop™ Vision Associates – All Rights Reserved

4 International Vision Standards 1988 D. Reference optotype D.1. Since it is impractical and impossible to eliminate the diversity of letters, digits and other symbols used in visual acuity charts, it is desirable that all optotypes in a set be evaluated for equal recognizability and calibrated to a standard test object. The Dyop™ Revolution Copyright©2013 – Dyop™ Vision Associates – All Rights Reserved

5 XIV. Review of This Standard XIV.1 A standard is meant to be a stable entity, yet all points are not established by experimental certainty, deficiencies are periodically revealed and need correction, new developments in tests are occurring, etc. Thus, a standard may be an evolving document and needs to be re-viewed periodically and should not be regarded as immutable. The Dyop™ Revolution International Vision Standards 1988 Copyright©2013 – Dyop™ Vision Associates – All Rights Reserved

6 All Optotypes are not alike… Snellen letters must be 15% smaller … to be equivalent to the Landolt ring. The Dyop™ Revolution Copyright©2013 – Dyop™ Vision Associates – All Rights Reserved

7 Eye Glass Returns by Lens Type Source: The Vision Council, 2012 Warranty and Redo White Paper The Dyop™ Revolution

8 Copyright©2013 – Dyop™ Vision Associates – All Rights Reserved Eye Glass Returns by Lens Type Source: The Vision Council, 2012 Warranty and Redo White Paper The Dyop™ Revolution

9 Copyright©2013 – Dyop™ Vision Associates – All Rights Reserved The Dyop™ Revolution

10 Instead of guessing the displayed letters, the patient simply identifies the number of (calibrated) Dyop™ images they can detect as rotating - either Clockwise or Counter-Clockwise - on any computer monitor. Precise, rapid vision measurement The Dyop™ Revolution Copyright©2013 – Dyop™ Vision Associates – All Rights Reserved

11 Optometry Benefits (Time/Value) 1 added patient per hour (potential ~2 minutes per refraction) 1000 added patients per year per Doctor with greater patient satisfaction. Each exam is worth $20 in profits Each pair of glasses is worth $40 in profits Potential increased Doctor revenue = $60,000 Potential Patient satisfaction = Priceless The Dyop™ Revolution Copyright©2013 – Dyop™ Vision Associates – All Rights Reserved

12 Advantages of Dyops™ as the Vision Standard Clinical and Research standards for Dyops™ are identical Dyops™ minimize Clinical variations Dyops™ eliminate cultural and educational bias Dyop™ tests based upon physiology rather than subjective comprehension Dyop™ tests are significantly more precise Dyop™ tests are significantly faster to administer Dyop™ tests provide a significant increase in low vision testing ability Dyop™ tests provide infant/non-literate testing relevant to adult acuity The Dyop™ Revolution Copyright©2013 – Dyop™ Vision Associates – All Rights Reserved