Portable Fundus Camera

YJ-1000  Non Mydriatic Fundus Camera Portable

1. True "No-Dilution" Technology, Significantly Enhancing Patient Experience
No mydriatic medication is needed; patients can complete the examination with their pupils in their natural state.

This not only avoids the discomfort caused by mydriasis, such as photophobia and blurred vision, but also saves a long waiting time (usually 20-30 minutes for mydriasis).

This means doctors can complete the entire process from appointment to examination in minutes, significantly improving efficiency and patient satisfaction.

2. Lightweight and Flexible, Breaking Spatial Boundaries
Featuring a compact handheld or portable design, the device is lightweight.

It can be easily deployed in fixed examination rooms, community clinics, rural screenings, or even bedside care.

It frees fundus examinations from the constraints of a "dark room," allowing for examinations anytime, anywhere.

3. Intelligent and Easy to Use, Lowering the Operational Barrier
The device integrates high-precision autofocus and automatic exposure functions, coupled with a simple and intuitive user interface.

Even non-ophthalmology professionals can quickly learn to use it after simple training.

The intelligent guidance system assists the operator in precise positioning, ensuring stable and reliable image quality.

4. Clear Imaging, Precise Lesion Detection

Despite its compact size, the imaging quality remains uncompromising.

A high-resolution sensor, combined with an optimized optical system, clearly captures key structures such as retinal microvessels, the optic disc, and the macula.

This provides high-quality imaging evidence for the early detection and diagnosis of diseases such as diabetic retinopathy (DR), glaucoma, and macular degeneration (AMD).

5. Seamless Connectivity, Facilitating Digital Healthcare

Supports digital image storage and management (DICOM/standard format), allowing examination results to be instantly transmitted to a computer or cloud via Wi-Fi or USB.

This facilitates the creation of electronic health records, supports remote consultations and long-term disease tracking,

and allows high-quality ophthalmological diagnostic resources to reach more distant locations via the internet.