Farnsworth D-15 with assisted scoring
Cap arrangement captured on a calibrated display. Total error score, confusion angle and axis classification returned with the raw arrangement, never instead of it.
Where vision science becomes interactive care.
An intelligent platform for orthoptic testing, training, and global clinical knowledge.
Create an accountWhat the platform does
Four capabilities in clinical use
02Practice
The orthoptic daily toolkit
Prism conversion, angle of deviation notation, accommodative amplitude norms by age, session timers. The small calculations that otherwise live on paper.
03Devices
Vision technology, indexed
Forty-seven diagnostic devices with specifications, calibration intervals and service notes, written for the person who has to operate them.
04Motility
Hess-Weiss assessment
Nine-point plotting for both eyes with overlay comparison against the previous session, so a resolving palsy is visible without transcribing charts.
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How the tests are built
Adaptive intelligence
Step size adapts to the responses given, shortening a test without narrowing the range it can measure.
Neural precision
Stimulus timing is bound to the display refresh, so latency measurements survive being compared between sessions.
Interactive therapy
Exercises run in the browser at home and report adherence, not scores, back to the orthoptist.
Personalised pathways
Therapy plans assembled from the tests already run, with review intervals the clinician sets and can override.
Common questions
Regulatory, data and calibration questions, answered plainly.
Contact the team
Clinical questions, device corrections and research collaboration. Replies within two working days, in English, Dutch or French.
Journal
One message a month: device index changes, new tests, the studies behind them, and product news from manufacturers.