M&S Technologies
Smart System Standard
Smart System Standard
SKU: SKU:MSS-STD
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Designed for ease-of-use and accuracy, the Smart System Standard gives you what you need and expect from a computerized vision testing system:
- Comprehensive tests for Acuity, Stereo, Red/Green, Letter Contrast, ETDRS and more
- Complete randomization to avoid memorization
- A variety of optotypes, including Sloan and Snellen letters, Allen Pictures
- Patient education
The Smart System Standard provides a high-tech look for today’s exam room. Provide unparalleled efficiency and impress your patients without compromising exceptional patient care. Can be used effectively in both direct and mirrored exam rooms.
Key Features of the Smart System® Standard:
- Customizable Software
- Hardware Flexibility
- Patient Education and Marketing
- Letter Contrast Sensitivity Testing
- Glare Testing
Customizable Software
Smart System Standard visual acuity software is custom written by our own software developers, a unique feature in the industry. The calibration and set-up screens are clear and easy-to-use. Seamless integration with EMR allows the use of just one computer in the exam room! The System has been issued a patent and is copyrighted.
Patient Education and Marketing
Increase revenues by educating your patients. Load images, movie files and marketing presentations easily onto the Standard for one-touch access from the remote control. The current direction of healthcare will force the industry to do more with less so take full advantage of patient chair time: educate them on the various types of lenses, or the large number of multi-focal IOL’s available today. Promote your staff, or highlight a seasonal sale.
Letter Contrast Sensitivity Testing
The Smart System Standard includes letter contrast testing where the clinician simply identifies the visual acuity threshold, increases the size by two lines and then switches to contrast testing.
Validated, peer-reviewed and published in the Journal of Cornea & Refractive Surgery, November 2004, Texas Tech University.
Glare Testing
Optional upgrade. Provides a consistent technology for measuring the impact of glare on a patient’s vision. Carefully calibrated against existing methods of testing, our Glare Testing System (GTS) provides consistency that can’t be found in rechargeable incandescent systems or any other hand held glare source in the market today. Set the GTS to display an optotype for a period of time, then turn on glare to replicate real-life experiences such as an oncoming vehicle’s headlights at night or bright afternoon sunshine.