AI4Eyes provides an AI‑powered Software as a Medical Device platform that combines clinical‑grade imaging, diagnosis, and treatment recommendations into a single modular solution for eye care professionals.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Eye care workflows often require multiple devices and lengthy examinations to perform a set of essential ocular tests, leading to high equipment costs, extended patient visits, and variable diagnostic consistency.
Solution
AI4Eyes delivers a Software as a Medical Device platform that unifies clinical‑grade imaging, automated diagnosis, and treatment recommendations into a single, modular solution. By consolidating ten standard eye‑care tests into a five‑minute scan, the system reduces a typical 40‑minute, multi‑device process to one seamless experience. The AI models achieve over 89 % diagnostic accuracy, providing clinicians with reliable, personalized insights while preserving data privacy. The platform’s modular “Dr. App Store” lets providers add or remove disease modules as needed, ensuring flexibility and continuous updates. A minimal hardware investment combined with a subscription that charges per disease makes the solution cost‑effective and scalable for diverse practice settings.
Target Audience
Primary customers are ophthalmologists, optometrists, and eye‑care clinics seeking to streamline examinations, improve diagnostic confidence, and lower equipment expenditures.
Features
- Integrated clinical‑grade imaging hardware capable of performing ten ocular tests in a single five‑minute scan
- AI‑driven diagnostic engine delivering 89 %+ accuracy across a range of eye diseases
- Automated treatment and care recommendations based on expert‑validated AI insights
- Modular “Dr. App Store” allowing clinicians to select and pay for specific disease modules
- Continuous AI learning from each scan to improve diagnostic precision over time
- Secure, privacy‑preserving data handling with cloud‑based analytics
- Simple subscription model (pay‑per‑disease) reducing upfront costs