Smart Studio
Smart Studio
Lens Effect 3D
Lens Effect 3D
Optic Studio
Optic Studio
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Interferometry panel
Interferometry panel. Light scattering technology enabling advanced tear film analysis for precise assessment of the lipid layer thickness.
Placido light
Placido light. High-precision Placido disc illumination system for clear and reliable corneal surface acquisition and non-invasive tear film stability evaluation.
Infrared
Infrared. Infrared technology for comfortable, non-invasive visualization of Meibomian gland structure and potential periocular abnormalities (Demodex).
Automatic movement
Automatic movement. Fully automated movement system ensuring fast, repeatable, and operator-independent examinations.
Transillumination everter
Transillumination everter. Integrated transillumination system that enhances detailed visualization of the Meibomian glands, supporting more accurate diagnosis.
Explore numerous exam options
Transilluminated Meibography
Transillumination meibography enhances gland visualization through infrared light, revealing subtle structural changes and areas of dysfunction. This technique improves diagnostic depth and supports clinical interpretation.
3D Meibography
3D Meibography introduces volumetric visualization of the Meibomian glands, enabling deeper analysis of their morphology. This approach enhances the understanding of gland alterations and supports more informed clinical evaluation and patient communication.
Auto Interferometry
Auto-interferometry performs automated analysis of the tear film lipid layer, transforming a traditionally qualitative test into a standardized and objective assessment. It helps identify evaporative components of dry eye with high reproducibility.
Auto Tear Meniscus
Automatic tear meniscus evaluation measures tear volume with speed and consistency. The system ensures reliable data acquisition, supporting the identification of aqueous deficiencies and improving diagnostic confidence.
Blepharitis
The device enables accurate observation of eyelid margin conditions, facilitating the detection of blepharitis and associated signs such as debris or inflammation. This supports targeted evaluation and follow-up of eyelid disorders.
Bulbar Redness
Bulbar redness analysis provides a structured assessment of ocular surface inflammation. Captured images can be compared using standardized grading scales, allowing objective monitoring of disease progression over time.
Eye Blink
Blink analysis evaluates eyelid dynamics and blink completeness, offering insights into tear film distribution and gland function. This information helps identify behavioral or functional factors influencing ocular surface stability.
Meibography
Meibography captures high-definition images of the Meibomian glands using infrared technology. It allows clinicians to assess gland integrity, structure, and potential dysfunction with clarity and precision.
NIBUT
NIBUT measures tear film stability by analyzing the time before break-up occurs after blinking. This non-invasive assessment provides reliable parameters for evaluating ocular surface health and monitoring changes over time.
Pupillometry
Pupillometry measures pupil size and responsiveness across different lighting conditions. It supports advanced diagnostics, including refractive planning and contact lens fitting, through accurate and dynamic evaluation.
WTW
White-to-white measurement determines the horizontal corneal diameter with precision. This parameter is essential for contact lens fitting and contributes to accurate anterior segment evaluation.
Dry Eye Follow-Up
A smartphone application for patients to receive test results and treatment information, and to gain a comprehensive understanding of dry eye disease.
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Transillumination Meibography
X
Automatic eye detection
X
Automatic focus
X
Automatic acquisition
X
Pupillometry
X
White to white measurement
X
NIBUT
X
Meibography
X
3D Meibography
X
Smartphone App "Dry Eye Follow-Up"
X
Wizard procedure
X
Interferometry
Auto
Tear Meniscus
Auto
Blink Quality
X
Blepharitis
X
Ocular redness classification
X
Differences between the two versions
Many accessories,
better experience
Transillumination everter
Combines eyelid eversion with dedicated transillumination to improve visualization of the Meibomian glands during ocular surface examinations
Mini Computer
Compact form factor computer conveniently configured and tested with SBM Software to properly run your new device with the convenience of a plug and play solution.
Ophthalmic Table
Curved table top (V_shape) with aluminum lifting column, for 2 devices. Table top size 1040mm x 550mm.
Device Cover
Protective cover designed to keep the device clean and shield it from dust when not in use.
Extended USB Powered Cable
Dimensions 7 m; Powered USB 3.0 extension cable for camera to computer connection.
Technical Specifications
Rings
20
Camera resolution
8 MP
Photo resolution
2592x1944 JPEG format
Upscaled analyzed image resolution
23 MP
Acquisition mode
Single shot, multishot, video
Focus
Manual and automatic focus
ISO management
Variable
Image Color
Colours - Infrared (IR)
Lighting source
Infrared led - White led - Blue led
Working distance
60mm - 90mm from the center of the Placido disc
Output 1
USB 3.0
Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)
IEC 60601-1-2 (2015)
Supply voltage
100-240 V
Device operating voltage
24V - 5V - 3.3V
Dimensions
40cm (L) x 52–55cm (H) x 47cm (D)
Weight
12 Kg
Product innovations
Eye tracking technology
Autofocus
Voice guidance
Integrated base and chinrest
Transillumination examination
Together, they perform real-time acquisition, analysis, and automatic evaluation of all topographic and ocular surface parameters.
Transillumination
Eyelid Everter
A practical tool that combines eyelid eversion with dedicated illumination, facilitating the visualization of the Meibomian glands for a more detailed analysis of the ocular surface.
Key features and workflow
Equipped with an automated base, the IDRA X initiates the data acquisition process with a simple click.
Once activated, the device aligns, focuses, and automatically captures the required images, guided by an intuitive software interface.
A guided procedure coordinates the process, automatically performing the selected diagnostic
tests and processing the results with minimal user intervention.
Why choose the IDRA X?
Disorders of the ocular surface, particularly Dry Eye, are very common and require reliable diagnostic tools for an accurate
patient assessment. Severe Dry Eye can, in fact, affect the health and shape of the cornea, also impacting topographic results.
Modern lifestyles, characterized by prolonged screen use, air conditioning, and pollution, promote the chronic development of this condition.
Implementing an automated, structured, and personalized management approach helps improve treatment effectiveness and patients’ quality of life.
Key benefits of IDRA X
for the for your workflow:
EASE OF USE |
Save time and reduce staff workload thanks to a system that automatically manages focus and acquisition. The system detects and focuses the patient’s eye in total autonomy, eliminating the need for manual adjustments by the operator. |
HIGH PRECISION |
The automatic function improves accuracy, reliability and repeatability of topographic and Dry Eye measurements, ensuring fast and accurate results. This makes IDRA X an essential tool for clinics and ophthalmology practices. |
ADVANCED |
The reduced need for manual intervention allows for a better standardization of procedures, reduces dependence on the operator’s experience and promotes greater uniformity of results between different exams and sessions. |
Stay ahead of the market.
Be the first to offer a service that makes a difference.
SBM technology provides a proven operational model built on practical materials,
content, and tools that are ready to use both in-clinic and online.
Online awareness
We provide professional images, content, and videos that can be used on the clinic’s digital channels as well as on our shared assets, supporting communication efforts and attracting patients who are already informed and motivated.
In-clinic awareness
We offer dedicated materials for the waiting room: videos for monitors and TVs, informational resources, and printed supports (desk folders), designed to prepare patients and reinforce the value of the examination before the visit.
Continuity and long-term relationship
The Dry Eye Follow-Up software, provided free of charge, enables ongoing connection between patient and professional, supporting follow-ups, reminders, and a continuous, structured care pathway. The result is an integrated approach that reduces medical time, improves patient understanding, and creates measurable clinical and economic value for the facility.
In-office services
Online awareness
Education about conditions
Patient preparation before the visit
No doctor time required
The patient arrives already motivated
In-clinic awareness
Dedicated and clear materials
Messaging aligned with the patient journey
Reinforcing the value of the diagnosis
The patient understands why the examination is important
Diagnosis
2 minutes – Fully automatic
Fast, objective, and standardized examination
No operator dependency
Easily delegated to staff
Relief
Relief aligned with the diagnosis
Clear pathway that can be easily explained to the patient
Clinical value + economic value
Retention and loyalty
Reminders via the “Dry Eye Follow-Up” app and personalized recommendations for a continuous care pathway.
SBM Dry Eye Clinical Report
From Diagnosis to Clinical Guidance
Many diagnostic devices generate images and measurements. SBM technology goes one step further.
At the end of the examination, the system automatically generates a Dry Eye Clinical Report,
summarizing the diagnostic findings and suggesting possible therapeutic approaches.
Transforming diagnostic data into clinical guidance.
All reports
The ‘All Reports’ option allows printing a folder containing up to 16 pages. When the patient bears the costs personally, receiving a detailed, multi-page report represents added value and enhances satisfaction.
Daily report
The ‘Daily Report’ consolidates all results from a patient’s examinations performed on a single day. Various display options are available, with or without examination images.
Follow-Up report
The ‘Follow-Up Report’ can show the patient the benefits of therapy, highlighting improvements in symptoms related to Dry Eye Disease.
Treatments Report
The ‘Treatments Report’ lists all treatments prescribed to the patient.
SBM Sistemi not only measures the eye
But also helps guide therapeutic decisions
Patient symptoms
Capture and evaluate patient-reported discomfort, dryness, and visual disturbances.
Objective measurements
Provide precise, repeatable data on tear film and ocular surface condition.
Dry Eye classification
Automatically categorize Dry Eye type and severity for accurate diagnosis.
Clinical Advantages
Objective interpretation of results
Easier explanation to the patient
Support for treatment decisions
Standardized clinical workflow
Practice Advantages
Faster clinical decisions
Easier delegation to staff
Improved patient acceptance of treatment
Structured Dry Eye services
Most diagnostic systems provide data.
SBM technology provides clinical guidance.
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