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Loris T2 Handheld Swept Source OCT for Research
Now Available for Large Animal Research via Spective
Spective is proud to represent the Theia Imaging Loris T2 Handheld Swept Source OCT system for research applications in large animal research models and veterinary clinics.
The Loris T2 acquires ultra-widefield volumes up to 10x faster than traditional animal imaging systems, allowing for a simpler and more productive workflow.
System Specifications
Light source: 1060nm Swept Source Laser
Image acquisition speed: Up to 500 frames/second
Volume acquisition speed: Up to 4 volumes/second
Axial resolution: 6 microns (in tissue)
Imaging depth: 5.8 mm (in tissue) / 8.0 mm (in air)
Ultra-mobile cart with 10 foot (3m) tether length
Scan head weight: < 350 g (with either lens)
Ultra-Widefield Retina Lens
Specifications
145 degree* FOV
24µm lateral resolution
Requires use of coupling fluid (artificial tears)
Non-Contact Retina Lens
Specifications
20mm working distance
62 degree* FOV
10µm lateral resolution
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