Technology

Delegates heard how artificial intelligence is reshaping eye health at the World Association of Eye Hospitals conference in London

The device is 15 times lighter than current commercial systems and costs a tenth of the price to manufacture

The consultant ophthalmologist at Royal London Hospital and London Claremont Clinic shares his views on OCT and whether AI will ever replace clinicians

Researchers from the Technical University of Denmark have developed technology that captures images of the eye from front to back

The intricate and evolving view of the eye offered by OCT is reshaping the profession. OT  speaks with industry leaders about avoiding red herrings, the impact of the device and their predictions for its future

Artificial intelligence can determine cardiovascular risk factors by assessing a fundus image

Autonomous technology that detects diabetic retinopathy and macular oedema has become the first AI system to receive FDA approval for medical use

100% Optical speaker, Jason Higginbotham, shared with delegates the importance of getting the whole team on board when promoting OCT

Spanish and Polish scientists have used a lens controlled by an electric current and OCT technology to capture images of the eye in unprecedented detail

From viewfinders that allow the colour blind to enjoy autumnal scenery to video games for the treatment of amblyopia, OT  explores the potential of emerging technology