WRI-1 – Discover high-quality widefield retinal imaging.
The WRI-1 captures clear, high-definition retinal images with a 133° single-capture or an up to 200° auto-stitched image. It helps examine images of patients who are traditionally challenging such as those with small pupils and those with cataracts or other media opacities.
Comprehensive View of the Retina
By capturing an extensive retinal area showing details up to the periphery, it enables health care professionals to screen potential retinal defects or abnormalities that might go unnoticed.
It helps refer patients to a specialized clinic qualified to manage retinal defects or abnormalities at a stage when intervention and treatment are most effective
Patient Workflow and Efficiency
Non-mydriatic imager
The WRI-1 features a patient-friendly low-intensity flash system enabling imaging through pupils as small as 2.5 mm. It improves patient flow through delegation, and reduced reliance on dilation.
Multimodal imaging
The device has the ability of covering the full visible spectrum for Full Color and Infrared retinal imaging. Digital filters are also available allowing different views of the retina.
The WRI-1 Widefield Retinal Imager allows for a comprehensive view of the retina, producing an up to 200° image via a two-image auto-stitch.
The steerable internal fixation facilitates image capture within the extended periphery encompassing regions beyond the traditional 200-degree field of view.
Assisting in the detection and evaluation of vision-threating conditions
Full-Color and Infrared Imaging
The full-visible spectrum LED array offers full-color and infrared images combining surface detail with deeper structural clarity, even in challenging cases.
Normal Staff Training
The WRI-1 is an easy-to-operate device allowing even unskilled operator usage. Its intuitive interface and patient-friendly capture process help support overall practice throughput.
Precision Imaging with Auto Focus and Auto Gain
Automatically adjusts focus and gain for sharp, high-resolution retinal images, streamlining the imaging process and reducing the need for manual adjustments.
The Auto Gain Control (AGC) is a closed-loop feedback that helps to maintain a constant image output irrespective of the patient’s pigment avoiding too dark or too bright (over saturated) retinal images.
Extensive Cloud Storage and Remote Access
Data storage and review
Extensive cloud-based storage securely stores your valuable data in the cloud, accessible whenever and wherever you need it.
When combined with the flexible Remote Review Station and Web Review, it supports seamless data review for remote patient assessment and collaborative eye care from anywhere at any time.
Remote service feature
No more waiting for onsite technicians. Possible remote support when needed. Minimizing downtime and costs.
Automatic software and feature upgrades
Stay at the forefront of technology with seamless updates, ensuring you always have the latest tools readily available.
