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PupiLUX transforms your iPhone into a quantitative pupillometer. Perform bilateral pupillary light reflex (PLR) tests in under 60 seconds — no additional hardware, no consumables, no training required. WHAT IT MEASURES — Baseline Pupil Diameter (BPD) — Constriction Percentage (CP) — Latency (LAT) — Maximum Constriction Velocity (MCV) — Average Dilation Velocity (ADV) — 75% Recovery Time (T75) — Relative Afferent Pupillary Defect (RAPD) — Anisocoria (baseline asymmetry) HOW IT WORKS 1. Position the iPhone rear camera facing the patient (~12 inches) 2. Voice-guided bilateral recording captures both eyes simultaneously 3. On-device analysis measures pupil dynamics frame-by-frame 4. PupiLUX Pro Report generated with reference ranges USE CASES — Neuro-ICU: quantitative pupil monitoring between examination rounds — Emergency: rapid pupil assessment for trauma triage and documentation KEY FEATURES — Bilateral simultaneous testing — one recording, both eyes — All analysis on-device — no images leave your iPhone — PupiLUX Pro Report (PDF) with reference ranges and status indicators — No subscription — pay per test with prepaid credits — 100 free tests on install, no card required BUILT BY A CLINICIAN Created by Dr. Ajay Bakshi — AIIMS-trained neurosurgeon, former CEO of Max Healthcare, Manipal Hospitals, and IHH-India. Built on peer-reviewed clinical evidence and validated against established pupillometry literature. IMPORTANT NOTICE PupiLUX is a quantitative measurement and screening tool. It is not a medical device and is not registered with the FDA, CDSCO, or any regulatory body. It does not provide clinical interpretation, diagnosis, or treatment recommendations. All measurements should be interpreted by a qualified healthcare professional. Visit pupilux.ai for evidence and documentation.