A12C designed to screen for refractive error, anisocoria and strabismus in children starting at age 6 months. Because it's so easy to use it's used by pediatricians, school nurses and Lions clubs alike. Vision Screening can be performed in any child because the only compliance needed is a short fixation of the camera. This fixation is provoked by a specially designed sound target, called a "warble" sound.

• Designed to be used at different locations within the same building (optional carrying case is available);
• Runs on rechargeable, standard AA size batteries (operational while charging);
• Provides in-built patient database for up to 100,000 entries for follow-up management and studies;
• Can be connected to a WLAN (WiFi) DHCP network server for data exchange (EMR) and measurement report printing;
• Prints self-adhesive labels for documentation in paper records (optional printer required);

Performing a screening is simple, takes less than one second and can be performed by non-medical staff or volunteers. Start the camera by pulling the trigger, a sound attracts attention, capture both eyes in the white rectangle on screen and a measurement is performed automatically. Screening distance is 1 meter (3.3 feet) with a tolerance of +/- 5 centimeters (+/-2 inches). Screening results are displayed on screen immediately.