Tests
Current Tests
Visual Field test
Based on eye movement perimetry our 26-point visual field test screens the patient’s visual field in 90 seconds per eye. Measuring the saccadic reaction time, an index for detection of glaucomatous visual field defects, our visual field test quantifies the reaction time towards a peripheral target and detects blind spots
Pupil test
Our pupil test, in four sequences of alternating black and white light patters, simultaneously quantifies both direct and consensual pupillary light reflex in order to detect Relative Afferent Pupil Defect (RAPD)
Ptosis test
Ptosis is a drooping or falling of the upper eyelid and can be one of the first signs of stroke, brain tumour, cancer, neurological disorders or damage to the nerves or muscles supporting the eyelid
Saccade test
Performed during the visual field test our saccade test measures the peak velocity of horizontal, vertical and oblique saccades to early detect potential neurological diseases, such as Parkinson’s disease, dementia or Huntington’s disease
Upcoming Tests
Acuity test
Eye tracking based acuity testing is objective, doesn’t require operational assistance, and takes just 60 seconds
Nystagmus test
Nystagmus is a “wobbling eye” due to an involuntary eye movement. Nystagmus prevalence is estimated to be 24 persons in a 10.000 population. Currently there is no objective quantification of nystagmus
Strabismus test
Eye deviations are manually assessed, and subjectively interpreted. BulbiCAM will quantify the results of horizontal and vertical eye deviations
Cover test
Automated eye deviation tested using eye tracking technology. Patient stimulus allows the measurement of eye positions under single and alternating cover-uncover test
Vergence test
Automated smooth vergence assessment, using virtually 3D stimulus, gives quantified data for near point of convergence and recovery including near pupil reflex