Key Features:

• Handheld & portable - weighs only 1.1kg, designed for "imaging on the go"

• Non-mydriatic - captures retinal images without needing to dilate the patient's pupils (more comfortable and faster)

• 45° field of view - can capture up to 8 fields of the retina for comprehensive imaging

• Auto-capture - automatically focuses and captures images at the appropriate distance

• Versatile mounting - can be handheld or mounted on a chinrest/slit-lamp

Built-in AI (Medios DR):

• Automatically detects signs of referable diabetic retinopathy

• Works in under 7 seconds

• Operates offline - no internet connection needed

• Note: AI feature currently not available in the US

Technical Specs:

• Battery life: ~7 hours (non-mydriatic mode), ~3 hours (mydriatic mode)

• Light source: Infrared and cool white LED

• Dimensions: 93 x 284 x 226 mm

Clinical Impact: The device has helped image over 10 million patients in the past five years and is particularly useful for diabetic retinopathy screening in primary care settings, mobile clinics, and underserved areas where traditional equipment isn't practical.