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Organization Detail - Implementation
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Technology Level
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Process
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Evaluation
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Proof of Concept
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Internal validation
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Ability to independently and accurately measure visual acuity in each eye, track data, and print outcome reports.
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Beta
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Pilot studies at schools and clinics
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Refine user interface, develop bilingual instructional video, and scientific protocol modification.
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Phase 1
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[1] Development of stereopsis module, [2] system refinement & calibration, and [3] scientific validation by independent universities
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[1] Final refinement of input device, goggles, & optimization of visual acuity/stereopsis assessment protocols, & [2] scientific validation.
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Phase 1.5
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[1] Screen 5 schools, [2] data mgm't development & validation, [3] verify multi-system compatibility, [4] mass production (setup costs) of input device & goggles, [5] develop followup program & collaborations to ensure care as needed, & [6] coordinate w/ PBA to distribute.
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[1] Optimization of calibration procedures, [2] defining of logistical implementation, and [3] larger scale deployment testing.
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Phase 2
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[1] Roll-out to Maricopa county, [2] test manufacturing capability, [3] verify widespread calibration procedures, [4] data tracking infrastructure, and [5] refine followup program on large scale.
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Ability to vision screen 80% of 4-9 year olds enrolled in public schools
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Phase 2.5
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Roll-out to the entire State of Arizona.
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[1] Ability to vision screen 80% of 4-9 year olds enrolled in public schools, and [2] collaborations with other NPOs in AZ & beyond.
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Phase 3
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[1] Multi-state / nationwide deployment. In year 2, develop collaborations / relationships and volunteer infrastructure.
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[1] Epidemiological analysis, [2] organizational growth, [3] volunteers, [4] logistics, and [5] medical follow up
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Phase 4 +
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[1] On-going system enhancement, and [2] Integration with other technologies to test younger children
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[1] Ability to detect color vision, eye suppression, and eye alignment, and [2] begin technology collaborations
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