The Brien Holden Vision Institute (BHVI) has partnered with Oculus to incorporate BHVI’s algorithms for tracking and estimating refractive error into the German manufacturer’s Myopia Master device (pictured).
The Myopia Master combines measurement methods for myopia management, such as axial length, refraction value and the central corneal radii, into one device.
CEO of BHVI, Yvette Waddell, said: “Our agreement with Oculus will see our research translated into more instruments that optometrists can use to manage myopia, globally.”
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