Technology
R-TASC is equipped with an autofocus system that detects the distance of objects. The resulting signal triggers micro-pumps to move a liquid in and out of the optic. This movement enables the curvature of the optic to change consequently modifying the power of the lens in real-time. This process happens at a speed of 0.2 seconds, equivalent to that of a healthy eye. To make this system work, the lens is powered by solar energy in conjunction with induction.
Benefits
- R-TASC enables patients to retrieve a full and continuous visual accommodation range (from near to distance vision) without loss of light or other visual disturbances.
- Patients already having a monofocal lens implanted can benefit from this technology in order to get rid of their glasses.
- The R-TASC lens can be remotely calibrated by the surgeon or patient after the surgery to ensure having an optimal vision at all times.
- The R-TASC platform is future proofed to incorporate interactive features such as augmented reality.