We’re graduates and researchers from Oxford and around the world, brought together by a desire to develop amazing optical technology that can change people’s lives.
We’re experts in eyewear and technology, understanding what people need in their vision products and developing advanced but unobtrusive technology that’s simple to use and revolutionary in its results.
We’re passionate about new technology, high quality products, and changing the way people think about eyewear.
David Crosby has a DPhil in Physics from the University of Oxford. Having previously devoted himself to experiments checking whether the fundamental laws of physics are correct (apparently they are... probably), David decided that he ought to do something useful before he became obsolete and so teamed up with Greg, Owen and Rich to start Eyejusters.
David is MD of Eyejusters and also develops the key parts of our SlideLens technology. He occasionally gets some time to sleep.
Owen Reading is a Physics graduate from Oxford University who got interested in self-adjustable glasses through his final year undergraduate project. He develops our website, runs operations and keeps an eye on most things.
In his spare time, Owen likes taking black and white photos with impractical old film cameras and has a shiny red bicycle which he uses to scare slow cyclists.
Richard Taylor has a Manufacturing Systems Engineering degree and a PhD in Engineering from the University of Warwick. His PhD was an industrial collaborative project on retinal imaging, after which he became interested in self-adjustable glasses, blending engineering and his research interest in vision.
When not in the office, Richard enjoys cooking from various cuisines at home and volunteering in the community.
Greg Storey has a Mechanical Engineering degree from the University of Auckland in New Zealand. He has a background of medical product design and came across self adjustable glasses whilst travelling on a working holiday. In his rapidly diminishing spare time Greg likes to lose himself in other countries and ski as often as he can, sometimes combining the two.
As well as all this, Greg is Cool.
Barry Taylor joined Eyejusters in September 2015 as our Production Engineer. Bringing extensive experience in injection moulding and complex production lines, Barry oversees our production facility.
Zoe joined Eyejusters in June 2017, and keeps us organised. If you get in touch with us with queries about your order, Zoe is most likely the person who'll help you.
Zoe joined Eyejusters in September 2016 to work in our manufacturing team on glasses assembly.
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