Fluid Quantification in OCT – A Validation using a Home-Based OCT Device
Voxeleron’s AI Retinal Fluid Quantification Highlighted in Retina Voxeleron is pleased to announce the publication in Retina of our most recent validation paper on AI-based fluid quantification. In this case it is using the RetinaCheck low-cost optical coherence tomography (OCT) device (OCTHealth LLC, Sacramento, California). This prospective study was based…
Eyes on the Prize: Spotlight on AI-Driven Innovations
Eyes on the Prize: Spotlight on AI-Driven Innovations The advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) is driving innovation in ophthalmic research. While there are still challenges to be addressed, there is marked progress in applying AI to improve many aspects of ophthalmic research and trials. In the final part of our…
Eyes on the Prize: Challenges Using AI in Ophthalmology
Eyes on the Prize: Challenges Using AI in Ophthalmology The use of artificial Intelligence (AI) in global healthcare is expected to expand at a compound annual growth rate of 38.4% from 2022 to 2030. While AI is driving compelling innovation across healthcare, including the ophthalmology space, it brings a new…
Eyes on the Prize: The Case for AI in Ophthalmic Clinical Research
Eyes on the Prize: The Case for AI in Ophthalmic Clinical Research The pace of innovation in ophthalmic research continues to advance, yet costly issues with clinical trial recruitment, management and analysis persist. Instead of settling for the status quo, perhaps now is the time to revisit the potential of…
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Orion’s Roadmap
Orion features and functionality continue to evolve and expand 2017: Introduced a deep-learning based approach to B-scan abnormality detection at 2017’s ARVO 2018: Released a comprehensive suite of change analysis tools, which features fully automated alignment, a project that was fully supported by the NIH in the form of an SBIR grant…
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Orion Workflow Advantages Orion is a feature packed research tool supporting OCT analysis. Its key features are: Device independence – same algorithm for all devices. State of the art analysis tools. Multi-layer segmentation. Angiography quantification. Longitudinal analysis. Best in class editing, annotation and visualization tools. But what is sometimes overlooked…
How Orion Empowers Research
How Orion Empowers Research Early detection of debilitating disease ▸ Five million Americans suffer from Alzheimer’s disease, one million from Parkinson’s, and 30,000 from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). ▸ An estimated 400,000 Americans exit the workforce due to multiple sclerosis (MS), a disease whose onset afflicts younger populations. ▸ Studying…
