QuickSee among the nominees for the Beazley Design of the Year Prize (London Design Museum)
Product innovation continues to advance healthcare systems across the globe with nominee PlenOptika’s Quicksee, a portable eye test that anyone...
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Up to 2.5 Billion People Need Glasses: Can This Hardware Innovation Deliver?
This time last year, Shivang Dave and his colleague Aaron Chang were sitting at a table in the District Architecture...
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A simple way to improve a Billion lives: Eyeglasses
The New York Times publish an article about the global need for eyeglasses. It speaks about the work of our...
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Participation in Biomedical Engineering Job Fair
Last Friday, April 13th, Carlos S. Hernández (Director of Engineering at PlenOptika Inc.) was invited to the third edition of...
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e-see Autorefractor Launched at AIOS 2018 conference
Aurolab, a non-for profit company which is among the largest manufacturers of ophthalmic products in Asia, launches the e-see Autorefractor...
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2 Eyes Vision founders receive best patent award from Fundacion Madrid+D
The patent awarded protects the SimVis technology and was highly valued by the jury for its quality and market impact. Link
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Eduardo Lage introduces MEDIC at InnoUAM_BioHealth Event
Dr. Lage's new lab at UAM engineering school was presented to the attendees of this event. Link
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Need driven technology development in Biomedical Engineering
Dr Lage will give a Seminar about his research at Escuela Political Superior (UAM). Link
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PlenOptika featured on MIT news Homepage
Portable device can generate corrective lens prescriptions in areas with no optometry care. Link
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PlenOptika’s QuickSee featured on Bloombeerg BusinessWeek website
QuickSee, a two-pound handheld device made by startup PlenOptika, measures light shone into users’ corneas and lenses ... link
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