Roland Mattern, Director of Marketing for eSight by Gentex, brings vast knowledge from 30 years of experience in sales and marketing for medical devices and pharma, spending the last 20+ years focused on ophthalmology. Along with his extensive experience, Mattern’s dedication to eSight’s mission — to empower individuals with sight loss to see new possibilities through enhanced vision — is unrelenting.
After developing a career in marketing devices that assist those with vision issues, Mattern has seen first-hand how companies like eSight are revolutionizing assistive technology, with the ability to alter users’ lives for the better and formulate possibilities that once seemed unachievable.
"Machine learning and AI could play a role in assistive technology in the coming years. User experience and ease of use will continue to improve over the years as the technology gets smaller, lighter and more versatile. And perhaps down the road, there’s an opportunity to integrate some type of diagnostic aspect, where we communicate with clinician, and monitor disease progression." - Roland Mattern for Health Tech World
“If we can solve for that and make some vision loss a thing of the past, but make the impact it has on day-to-day living nothing of the past, that would be the ideal state for for each side" - Roland Mattern for Forbes
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