A window on your health
We’re developing solutions to some of humanity’s greatest health challenges through the invention of optical diagnostic technologies, to bring pain-free, non-contact screening & monitoring of chronic health conditions such as glaucoma, myopia, diabetes and Alzheimer’s Disease.
Welcome
Occuity specialises in the research, design and production of handheld non-contact optical instruments for use in healthcare screening and monitoring.
Occuity's meters work by shining light into the eye and analysing the return signal. This enables direct measurements of the eye for optometrists and ophthalmologists but also, and perhaps more importantly, other more general health conditions such as diabetes and Alzheimer’s Disease to be monitored.
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Optometry & Ophthalmology
Non-contact optical devices
Occuity is in the process of designing and developing a range of handheld, optical, non-contact meters. Starting with a Pachymeter, the range will expand to include axial length meters, Pupillometers and Keratometers for use in both human and veterinary optometry.
Better. Easier. Safer.
Disease Screening
Non-contact diagnostics through the eye.
Building upon our patented technology, Occuity's disease screening products, will seek to make it easier and cheaper to screen for chronic diseases such as diabetes and Alzheimer's in non-clinical settings such as high street pharmacies and care homes.
Better. Easier. Safer.
An Introduction to Oculomics
Unlocking valuable health data from the eye
At Occuity, we’re using the eye as a 'window to the health of the body'. But what does that really mean? Well, fortunately, that slightly cumbersome phrase has been rather neatly packaged in a relatively new term - Oculomics. Click below to read more.
Unlocking valuable health data from the eye
The work we are doing at Occuity is hugely exciting, presenting the opportunity to deliver a step-change over the next decade in optometry practice and the way chronic diseases like diabetes and Alzheimer’s are detected and managed.
Daniele De Iuliis, Design Director
