Bronwyn Snodgrass, A/Prof James McKelvie, OIC's Tim Way and Heidelberg Engineering's Jacki Simmins on the OIC stand at RANZCO NZ 2025

Taking pride of place on Ophthalmic Instrument Company’s (OIC’s) stand at RANZCO NZ was the new Reticam 3100 Plus, an ultra-widefield (UWF) retinal camera from SysEye.

Launched this year and unveiled for the first time in Australasia, the Reticam 3100 Plus provides a 176° single-shot field-of-view with traditional white-light, true-colour imaging, said OIC’s Tim Way. “It’s true-colour, ultra-widefield imaging at a very affordable entry-level price.”

As well as the UWF true-colour imaging, SysEye’s new Reticam offers one-button operation for binocular capture; non-mydriatic operation, eliminating the need for pupil dilation; soft exposure technology, minimising pupil constriction after exposure; automatic focus adjustment to reduce the risk of user error; an AI-powered system enabling highly precise positioning and quick fundus image acquisition and analysis; high-definition imaging for exceptional image quality; and advanced image processing, including easy lesion area and cup-to-disc ratio measurements, said SysEye.

Aimed at both ophthalmology and optometry, it allows eyecare professionals to easily, and now affordably, expand their retinal images from 45° to 176°, said Way, “providing unprecedented views of the retina and enabling faster and more accurate diagnosis and treatment of a wide range of eye conditions”.