Reduce visual overload
A low-risk, reversible visual support designed to reduce environmental processing demand in structured learning environments.
Currently in discussion with
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SEND Profesionals
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Classroom Practitioners
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School Leadership Teams
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Learning Environment Specialists
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Inclusion & Pastoral Teams
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Educational Support Leads
MODERN CLASSROOMS ARE VISUALLY DEMANDING
Modern classrooms contain constant visual input.
Peripheral movement from other pupils.
Wall-mounted displays and changing materials.
Contrast shifts from screens and lighting.
Subtle but continuous environmental change.
for some learners, this increases visual processing demand before focus even begins.
Reduce environmental demand — not expectation.
What is Zone?
Zone is a lensless visual support designed to reduce peripheral and overhead visual input in structured environments.It does not isolate.It does not medicate.It does not remove the pupil from learning.It simply reduces environmental visual demand.Designed through iterative prototyping, Zone aims to create a more controlled visual field while maintaining full classroom inclusion.
How It Works
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Reduces Peripheral Input
Zone narrows the active visual field by limiting lateral visual distraction.
Movement at the edges of vision can increase processing demand.
By reducing peripheral input, the visual field becomes more controlled and stable.Forward engagement remains unchanged.
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Limits Overhead Visual Demand
Overhead lighting and upper-field contrast shifts contribute to visual load.
Zone reduces direct exposure to upper visual input, helping stabilise the forward field of view.
The learning environment remains fully accessible.
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Directs Attention Forward
By shaping the visual field, Zone supports forward task alignment.
Visual emphasis is naturally directed toward the teacher, board, or workspace.
No isolation.
No restriction.
Simply structured visual guidance.
EARLY ACCESS PROGRAMME
Zone is currently in late-stage prototype refinement and structured educator feedback.
A limited early access group will open prior to wider release.
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• Release notification
• Evaluation overview
• Priority access