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oDocs Fundus - Smartphone Ophthalmoscope
An open source smartphone fundus camera. Instantly converts your smartphone into a fundus camera capable of viewing the back of the eye (retina).
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The OphthalmicDocs Fundus is the world's first open source retinal imaging adapter. It converts a smartphone into a fundus camera capable of taking the picture of the back of the eye.
The files uploaded here are in STL format. you can find out more from www.odocs-tech.com
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Mahdi Khoshnood printed this ago
- Printed on:
- Prusa I3
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Kwanchanok Chanthowong commented agoHello, My name is Kwan. I'm a medical student from Thailand.
I'm really interested in the print and looking for research opportunities in retina disease screening system in rural setting. I went on to your website for more info but I can't access in the site! Is there any way I can contact you?
Best regards,
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Dr. Hong commented agoHi, yes that's a 20D aspheric condensing lens. Diameter at 54mm to fit the design. You can always edit the ring size. The step files are available on request too.
gmglickman commented agoWhat is the condensing lens? 20D aspheric? And what diameter to fit your lens ring? Thanks.
Dr. Hong published this design ago