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OPTIC 2000 & AUSTRALIEGAD LAUNCHED AN ORIGINAL CHALLENGE AT THE GAMERS ASSEMBLY TO RAISE PUBLIC AWARENESS OF VISUAL IMPAIRMENT
Optic 2000 is committed to supporting the development of technological innovation to help visually impaired people live independently. Since 2023 the company has been supporting the start-up Artha and its mobility aid for the visually impaired: a belt that transforms images into impulses.
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This weekend, Optic 2000 and Artha launched the "Optic 2000 Challenger" challenge with Salim Ejnaïni, the first visually impaired player equipped with an Artha belt, taking on able-bodied players on the famous Trackmania game.
This partnership reflects Optic 2000's commitment to low vision and its desire to innovate on a daily basis to support and promote the independence of visually impaired people.
Benoit Jaubert , Managing Director of Groupement Optic 2000.
This major event was also an opportunity to raise public awareness of visual impairment and the risks of overexposure to screens.
On the Optic 2000 stand, visitors could find out more about how to protect their eyesight and opticians were available on site to carry out eye tests.
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