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A NEW ERA
BEGINS HERE

ULTRA-WIDEFIELD FUNDUS IMAGING. AUTOMATED, TRUE COLOUR, PRECISION. EFFORTLESS EXPERIENCE.

ALL-NEW

Ultra-widefield
Retinal Slit Scanner

209° ultra-widefield fundus image — THINC (Topcon Healthcare Innovation Center)

209°^*

CAPTURE MORE, EFFORTLESSLY.

*209° is an estimated value derived from a visual angle of 150° (GAIA), based on the visual-angle-to-eye-angle relationship described in the following article.
Xincheng Yao, Devrim Toslak, Taeyoon Son, Jiechao Ma. Understanding the relationship between visual-angle and eye-angle for reliable determination of the field-of-view in ultra-wide-field fundus photography.
Biomedical Optics Express, 2021 Sep 30;12(10):6651-6659

SIMPLE OPERATION

FULLY AUTOMATED IMAGING, EFFORTLESS CAPTURE.

Diabetic retinopathy, true colour fundus image before additional laser — Before Additional Laser

Diabetic retinopathy, true colour fundus image after additional laser — After Additional Laser

True Colour (RGB)

Utilising red, green and blue LED light sources (RGB),
GAIA captures ultra-widefield retinal images in true colour *

Diabetic Retinopathy — Courtesy: Dr. Shunsuke Osawa, MIE Eye Clinic

* True, full colour fundus image simultaneously captured with white light, 24-bit colour.

Slit-Scan Technology

Our cutting-edge slit-scanning technology utilizes a structured slit-light illumination combined with a high-speed rolling shutter mechanism. This method effectively blocks scattered light, allowing the system to achieve true colour ultra-widefield fundus images even through pupils as small as φ2.0mm without pharmaceutical dilation.

Key Features

Capture more with 209°^*ultra-widefield of view
Improved patient comfort
Slit-scanning technology enables the acquisition
of high-quality ultra-widefield images
Seamless integration
for efficient interoperability
Clinical confidence with true colour imaging
Space-saving
Effortless operation, auto-alignment and capture

Connectivity

With flexible export options via shared network folders or standard DICOM, GAIA adapts easily to a wide range of clinical environments. When connected to IMAGEnet7, it integrates seamlessly into existing workflows and creates a unified patient record across imaging modalities.