Topcon Maestro Robotic OCT

The Preowned Topcon Maestro from Vision Equipment Inc is a user-friendly
OCT-Fundus Camera system that automatically performs alignment,
focus and capture with a single touch.
The resulting reports enable comprehensive analysis of the macula, optic disc
and anterior segment.
Reports can be auto exported and quickly printed or sent to your EMR in common file formats.
Includes a New Windows 10 Imagenet 6 computer

Topcon 3D OCT-1 Maestro Key Features:
Full automation (alignment, focus, and capture) 3D OCT and fundus capture technology,
which combines with automatic report functions, delivers fast office workflow,
and ensures that any of your staff can quickly take images.
Comprehensive assessment of ONH and macula in one scan with the innovative 12mm x 9mm scanning protocol.
Extensive Reference Database of RNFL, Total Retinal, GCL + IPL, and GCL + IPL + RNFL thickness measurements 50,000 A-Scans/sec Spectral Domain OCT with a non-mydriatic color fundus camera saves space and saves the expense of purchasing two systems.
High-quality images – 2D, 3D and fundus images.
PinPoint™ Registration of OCT image with fundus image.
Latest automatic layer segmentation algorithms.
All-in-one compact system to fit small office settings.
Online instrument training program significantly reduces training time for new staff.

Topcon 3D OCT-1 Maestro Benefits:
Fully automatic OCT with simple finger touch
Rich analysis and report functions
Reliable assistance for scanning
High quality, high-resolution OCT, and color fundus image
Seamless network solution
Compact footprint and flexible layout
Full-auto Capturing
Topcon 3D OCT-1 Maestro Specifications:
Observation & photography of fundus image
Scan mode: Color, red-free*
Picture angle: 45°/30° or equivalent (digital zoom)
Operating distance: 34.8mm (in fundus photography)
Photographable: 45°, φ4.0mm or more
Diameter of pupil: Small pupil diameter: φ3.3mm or more
Fundus image resolution (on fundus): Center : 60 lines/mm or more | Middle (r/2) : 40 lines/mm or more | Middle (r) : 25 lines/mm or more
Scan range: Horizontal direction 3 ~ 12mm
Scan speed (on fundus): Vertical direction 3 ~ 9mm | Horizontal direction 3 ~ 6mm
Scan speed (on cornea): Vertical direction 3 ~ 6mm | 50,000 A-Scans per second
Lateral resolution: 20μm
In-depth resolution: 6μm
A photographable diameter of pupil: φ2.5mm or more