Smart Devices

The retina, photographed clearly

Eye diseases like glaucoma and diabetic retinopathy show at the back of the eye long before they cost vision. The e-clinic fundus camera photographs the retina in high resolution, so an ophthalmologist can examine it from anywhere.

A fundus camera photographs the retina — the light-sensitive layer at the back of the eye where conditions like glaucoma, macular degeneration and diabetic retinopathy first show. A doctor on a video call cannot look into your eye; a clear fundus photograph lets an eye specialist do exactly that, remotely.

The camera at a ClinicWala e-clinic is compact and lightweight, supports both mydriatic and non-mydriatic imaging, and works with PCs, smartphones and tablets. Images appear in real time during the examination and go into your ClinicWala health record for the specialist reading them.

Fundus Camera supplied with the ClinicWala e-clinic kit
Use cases

Where the e-clinic uses it

Eye screening

Detailed retinal imaging and fundus photography support early detection and monitoring of eye diseases such as glaucoma, macular degeneration and diabetic retinopathy.

Telemedicine consultations

Clear, detailed images during a video consultation let a remote ophthalmologist examine the eye properly — more accurate diagnoses for eye complaints.

Diabetic retinopathy screening

For diabetic patients, regular high-quality retinal photographs catch retinopathy early — while treatment can still protect vision.

Features

What the device does

High-resolution imaging

Captures the fine retinal detail a medical assessment depends on.

Real-time imaging

The image appears as it is captured, giving immediate visual feedback during the examination and the consultation.

Simple to operate

A straightforward interface any e-clinic operator can use — no imaging specialist needed at the counter.

Works with everyday devices

Compatible with PCs, smartphones and tablets, so images move easily into the consultation and the record.

Portable and lightweight

Compact enough to carry and use across clinical settings, not fixed to one room.

Specifications

The numbers behind the device

Imaging modalities
Mydriatic and non-mydriatic
Light source
Infrared and cool white LED
Dioptre correction
-30D to +30D
Fixation target
Internal, 8 points
Minimum pupil size
3mm
Working distance
33 mm
Field of view
40 degrees
Battery
Rechargeable; up to 7 hours non-mydriatic, up to 3 hours mydriatic
Capture modes
Manual and auto

Certifications

The manufacturer states the following certifications for this device: CE, FDA, ISO.

Ask the franchise team for current certificates when you evaluate the kit.

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