Examine the retina
beyond current limits

Retinal imaging with cellular resolution

Over a billion people suffer from diseases that impact the back of their eyes. More than ever, advances in medical imaging are needed to better diagnose and treat these pathologies.

Imagine Eyes’ products enable examining patients’ retinas with an unprecedented level of detail – the cellular level – thanks to its unique adaptive optics technology.

Ultrahigh resolution

Detect microscopic lesions. Track minute changes in the retina

Cellular-level imaging

Examine individual retinal cells including cone photoreceptors

Microvascular imaging

Examine the wall structure of small retinal blood vessels

Non-invasive and fast

Quick imaging procedures using safe infrared illumination

Discover the rtx1™

The reference product in adaptive optics imaging

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Publications in the spotlight

Lin et al. IOVS (2019)

Relationship Between Cone Loss and Microvasculature Change in Retinitis Pigmentosa

Suzuki et al. OSLI Retina (2019)

High-Resolution Retinal Imaging Reveals Preserved Cone Photoreceptor Density and Choroidal Thickness in Female Carriers of Choroideremia

Ueno et al. Retina (2020)

Changes of Cone Photoreceptor Mosaic in Autosomal Recessive Bestrophinopathy

All peer-reviewed papers

Latest news

20.02.2020

First rtx1 findings in endocrinology got published

09.01.2020

Christophe Rondeau appointed as R&D Engineer

06.01.2020

Already 168 rtx1 publications listed in our public library

03.12.2019

rtx1 study quantifies photoreceptor cell loss in Retinitis Pigmentosa patients

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Meet Imagine Eyes at ARVO 2020

03.05.2020 - 06.05.2020

Save the date! Imagine Eyes will exhibit at the upcoming ARVO meeting in Baltimore, USA. Exhibition will be open on May 3 – May 6, 2019. We welcome all attendees to visit our booth and discover our most recent progress in adaptive optics […]

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Examine the retina
beyond current limits

Retinal imaging with cellular resolution

Ultrahigh resolution

Cellular-level imaging

Microvascular imaging

Non-invasive and fast

Discover the rtx1™

Publications in the spotlight

Relationship Between Cone Loss and Microvasculature Change in Retinitis Pigmentosa

High-Resolution Retinal Imaging Reveals Preserved Cone Photoreceptor Density and Choroidal Thickness in Female Carriers of Choroideremia

Changes of Cone Photoreceptor Mosaic in Autosomal Recessive Bestrophinopathy

Latest news

First rtx1 findings in endocrinology got published

Christophe Rondeau appointed as R&D Engineer

Already 168 rtx1 publications listed in our public library

rtx1 study quantifies photoreceptor cell loss in Retinitis Pigmentosa patients

Upcoming events

Meet Imagine Eyes at ARVO 2020

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Examine the retina beyond current limits

Retinal imaging with cellular resolution

Discover the rtx1™

Publications in the spotlight

Latest news

Upcoming events

Imagine Eyes

Need help?

Community

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Examine the retina
beyond current limits