Portable & Affordable Camera To Retinal Examination

An inexpensive and portable camera that can photograph the retina, for routine eye-examination, without the need for pupil-dilating eye drops, has been developed. The prototype of this nonmydriatic fundus camera is made out of simple parts mostly available online, and costs about $185. It measures 133mm X 91mm X 45mm and weighs 386 grams.

Portable, Affordable Camera for Retinal Examination
- Can take pictures of the back of the eye without using dilating eye drops
- Helps to detect various health issues like diabetes and glaucoma

New Low-Cost Portable Retinal Camera Requires No Dilation

A portable, pocket-size camera that can capture photos of the retina, without the need for dilating eye-drops, has been developed. Read More

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