New Zealand's Eye Care company oDocs has always been committed to the treatment and prevention of blindness, especially to places in the world where there are no advanced medical facilities. Now, the company's first two products have been put on the market. The names of the two 3D printing tools, VisoClip and VisoScope, are designed for use on Apple phones and allow for retinal inspection of the front of the eye.
oDocs was founded in 2014 by Dr. Hong Sheng Chiong and Dr. Benjamin O Keeffe to address 285 million cases of visual impairment and blindness worldwide, especially in most underdeveloped areas. The solution is to create a portable, low-cost eye care kit that can be easily delivered to remote areas. It is more economical than existing eye care equipment, knowing that current equipment may cost more than $10,000.
The visoClip is essentially a small 3D print clip that can be attached to the iPhone's lens. The visoClip is equipped with a special lens that provides 10x magnification and a variable optical filter (white or dark blue) with a 15mm wide beam, which can effectively turn the iPhone into a front-end microscope for displaying the first third of the eye. Part of the high resolution image. The smartphone accessory is both sturdy and waterproof, and can be used to capture images of acute corneal lesions, and its small size is convenient for use in this area. oDocs can even match the new accessories for the slit lamp microscope, and its $149 retail price is very reasonable.
The visoScope gives the iPhone retina imaging capabilities through professional optical performance. The tool simply connects to the camera and flash of the phone, and through its high-quality anti-reflective top lens, the user can get an image of the patient's eye for 50. visoScope provides a view similar to a fundus camera, but it is portable and less expensive.
The visoScope is available in three different models: the VisoScope RP ($249), an entry-level product considered to be oDocs, laser sintered from nylon SLS materials, and the VisoScope PX ($325), their most popular version. Made of polyurethane molding process, the surface is easy to clean; and the VisoScope MX ($495), which is processed by precision CNC machining from a high quality resin acetal, has very good mechanical properties.
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