BIO Camera
Retinal Fundus Camera
About
This application simulates a BIO-like view of the retina using an iPhone and VR headset with a specialized lens. It allows users to capture and save time-stamped retinal images in a format resembling traditional fundus photos. Manual camera adjustments can be made for optimal image quality.
What's New in BIO Camera
1.1
November 28, 2019
Developer apps
FAQ
What is BIO Camera used for?
BIO Camera simulates a direct ophthalmoscope view of the retina using an iPhone and VR headset. It allows users to capture and save time-stamped retinal images in a format similar to traditional fundus photos for documentation and educational purposes.
How does BIO Camera work?
The app utilizes an iPhone placed in a VR headset, combined with a 20 diopter lens positioned in front of the eye. This setup allows for a simulated BIO-like view, and the app's camera function captures images of the retinal views.
Can I adjust camera settings in BIO Camera?
Yes, BIO Camera allows manual adjustment of camera settings. This feature helps users obtain optimal results and clarity when capturing retinal images.
What format are the retinal photos saved in?
Retinal photos captured with BIO Camera are saved in a rounded and horizontally reversed format. This is designed to match the appearance of traditional retinal fundus photographs.
Does BIO Camera include patient data?
The app includes time and date stamping for documentation purposes. It does not appear to have features for storing extensive patient demographic or medical history data within the app itself.
What devices is BIO Camera compatible with?
BIO Camera is compatible with iPhone and iPod devices. It is rated for users aged 12 and older.
How often is BIO Camera updated?
BIO Camera was last updated on November 28, 2019, with version 1.1. The initial release date was also November 28, 2019, indicating infrequent updates.
What is the user rating for BIO Camera?
BIO Camera has a perfect rating of 5.0 stars based on 1 review. This suggests a highly positive reception from its limited user base.
