Background In recent years, while the importance of health management in companies has been increasing, issues related to "vision" have not been sufficiently addressed. Due to prolonged use of PCs and smart devices, impacts such as: - Eye strain - Decreased concentration - Reduced work efficiency occur on a daily basis, but most of these are not quantitatively grasped.

Contents of this White Paper This document organizes the relationship between vision and productivity from the following perspectives: - The impact of visual fatigue on business performance - Relationship with the work environment (viewing distance, screen height, lighting) - The gap between subjective symptoms and actual productivity decline - The necessity of introducing vision care in companies

The white paper, which summarizes a factual survey of 320 people, is available for free below. ▼ Click here for the White Paper White Paper Download Page

Initiatives of Vision Care Lab Vision Care Lab was established by focusing on the fact that "vision" is rarely addressed when confronting productivity issues in digital work environments. While countermeasures for back pain and mental health are progressing in many companies, eye strain and visual environments are currently left to individuals. This initiative aims to visualize these "invisible burdens" and lead to sustainable performance improvements.

For specific introduction plans such as organizational assessment, employee experience design for health management, and optometry/glasses production, please visit our website. ▼ Click here for provided services Service Introduction Page

Future Prospects We will continue to visualize the "hard-to-see issue" of vision and contribute to sustainable performance improvements in companies.

◾️ Overview of Vision Care Lab Company Name: Japan Netra Basti Association (General Incorporated Association) Main Business: Sales of contact lenses, production of glasses, and businesses related to eye care Date of Establishment: January 12, 2024 Head Office Location: Kano-cho, Chuo-ku, Kobe City, Hyogo Prefecture Representative Director: Mai Iwatsuchi

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  • Category: Survey