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The author tells about his decision to incorporate the Radius advanced diagnostic and patient engagement virtual headset into use at North Bay Eye Associates. He identifies challenges encountered in the clinic including waiting time to have visual fields performed hampering workflow and malfunction of visual field machines. He cites the study conducted to test the accuracy of Radius and notes the ease of training staff to run visual tests and accommodation of patients' physical limitations.

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses various reports within the issue on topics including improving the carbon footprint of ophthalmic surgeries, virtual field testing, and therapy development for retinitis pigmentosa.