Rodenstock launches DNEye scanner

Rodenstock has launched the DNEye scanner for precision eye measurement capture.

The scanner uses high resolution wavefront analysis with brightness-dependent pupillometrics and includes corneal topography and autorefractometer functions.

‘Compared to conventional aberrometers, the DNEye scanner registers lower and higher-order aberrations of the eye for both near and far vision, as well as the brightness-dependent changes of the pupils, to allow 100 per cent exploitation of a customer’s vision potential,’ said Rodenstock lens product manager Debbie Bathgate.

‘Each eye shows lower and higher order aberrations. These lead to a deformation of the wavefront entering the eye, which blurs the image projected on to the retina.