Press releases

Topcon is pleased to announce the release of the new SL-D4 LED Slit Lamp with LED illumination. This new instrument continues the creativity and growth that Topcon provides the ophthalmic community with the most advanced technology in ophthalmic equipment.

• SL-D4 LED, Digital Slit Lamp

Topcon’s PASCAL, the original and widely used pattern scanning laser, introduces the PA04 slit lamp delivery system, with added features.

• PASCAL Synthesis, Pattern Scanning Laser

Topcon Medical Systems (TMS) of Oakland, NJ is pleased to announce the release of software ver. 1.9.0 for the Aladdin Biometer with the new Myopia Module to the US and Export Markets. The Aladdin Biometer is an instrument intended for biometric determination of ocular measurements such as: axial length, central corneal thickness, lens thickness, corneal curvature or keratometry, corneal cylinder axis, anterior chamber depth, white-to-white and pupil diameter of the human eye. The Aladdin also measures corneal topography and performs static and dynamic measurements of the pupil diameter or pupillometry.

• Aladdin HW 3.0, Biometer with Corneal Topography

Topcon is pleased to announce the launch of the Maestro2 Automated OCT/Fundus Camera, now with OCTA. Building on the incredible success of its predecessor, the 3D OCT-1 Maestro, the new Maestro2 adds even more clinical utility to its multimodality platform.

• 3D OCT-1 Maestro2, Spectral Domain Optical Coherence Tomography with optional OCT Angiography

Topcon Medical Systems (TMS) of Oakland, NJ, is pleased to announce the launch of the new IS-100 Ophthalmic Unit to the Export Market.

• IS-100 Ophthalmic Unit

Topcon Healthcare Solutions, a provider of software solutions for the eyecare industry based in Oakland, N.J., has formed a global partnership with Oculo, a provider of technology for clinical communications based in Melbourne, Australia. The partnership will combine the strengths of the Topcon Harmony and Oculo eyecare platforms. In a joint statement, the companies said that by joining forces, they will be able to integrate Topcon Harmony, an open source web-based data management application for connecting ophthalmic imaging devices regardless of manufacturer, with Oculo, a cloud-based network designed especially for health care practitioners “to share clinical information, referrals and other clinical correspondence. The partnership will draw on the key strengths of Harmony and Oculo to drive innovation and excellence in eyecare.”