Value proposition

[Automatic translation follows] Evaluation of the performance of visually impaired people through activities of daily living

Streetlab is a company created by the Institut de la Vision de Paris and the Pierre & Marie Curie in 2012.
At Streetlab, we assess the performance and quality of life of visually impaired people through activities of daily living such as walking, driving, reading, looking for objects, etc., in our technological platforms (artificial street, virtual reality room , driving simulator).
All these activities are evaluated in a safe and reproducible way and as close as possible to the daily reality of visually impaired people.
We are also able to evaluate medical devices, treatment results, intraocular implants, etc., always using our platforms to evaluate people's quality of life through activities of daily living.
Some of our platforms, such as the driving simulator or the virtual reality room, are fully exportable to any part of the world to carry out assessments through the activities of daily life designed by ourselves.
Obtaining the participation of people with any of the different existing ophthalmological pathologies, from the most common to the rarest, is part of our strength, since we have all the infrastructure and the source of patients from one of the most largest entirely dedicated to ophthalmology (Hôpital de 15-20 in Paris).
We also have our own database with a large volume of visually impaired people and healthy subjects wishing to participate in the various studies we carry out.

Motor Control Analysis, Human Movement Sciences, Behavioral Analysis, Ergonomics Skill, Biomechanics, Engineering Skill, Optronics, Programming, Orthoptics, Optometry, and Ophthalmology