The ProteQ VISO delivers real depth but on a flat screen.
Advanced lenticular display technology with integrated eye tracking dynamically adjusts the viewing zones to maintain optimal stereo perception. The output is stable, flicker-free, stereoscopic depth without the need for polarised glasses.
Built for your workflow
ProteQ VISO 3D Display
The flat-panel lenticular display integrates seamlessly with slit lamp and surgical microscopes, delivering an immersive glasses-free 3D viewing experience with a minimal footprint and simple, streamlined setup.
ProteQ VISO 3D Digital Stereo Microscope
The ProteQ VISO desktop microscope gives a heads-up stereo image for simulated ocular surgery. The design improves operator comfort so trainees can work longer sessions with less fatigue. Trainees rehearse and refine cataract, corneal, glaucoma and retinal techniques.
See the full range of applications on our Ophthalmology and ENT page.
Eye tracking
Built-in sensors follow your eye position and adjust the viewing zones as you move.
You get flicker-free depth across a long session, with no eyewear fatigue and no manual adjustment.
Glasses-free visualisation
A precision lenticular lens array projects a separate image to each eye. One for the left, one for the right.
Each shows the subject from a slightly different angle. This replicates natural stereo vision and removes the need for polarised glasses or headwear.
Stereo camera module Slit Lamp imaging
Vision Engineering’s stereo camera module sits in the optical path of the slit lamp. It outputs Full HD per channel stereo feed to ProteQ VISO over HDMI.
One platform, multiple applications
ProteQ VISO supports slit lamp imaging, surgical skills training, surgical co-observation and tele-ophthalmology across ophthalmology and ENT.
See the full range of applications on our Ophthalmology and ENT page.
Technical information
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