C10 AI Vision Screener for Binocular Refractive Screening
The C10 AI vision screener is a portable device for preliminary binocular refractive-state screening. From a nominal measuring distance of 100 cm (±5 cm), it collects sphere, cylinder, axis and pupillary-distance values for both eyes in under 15 seconds.
Documented Screening Outputs
The C10 reports the following refractive-screening values for both eyes. Results are intended to support screening and referral workflows; they do not replace a complete refraction, diagnosis or comprehensive eye examination.
- Spherical power: -8.00 D to +8.00 D (±0.25 D as listed in the source).
- Cylindrical power: -3.50 D to +3.50 D (±0.25 D as listed in the source).
- Axis: 0–180°.
- Pupillary distance (PD).
The source brochure does not define whether the ±0.25 D notation is a step, tolerance or accuracy statement. Confirm this point before using it in a technical specification or tender document.
One-Meter Screening Workflow
The operator positions the unit approximately one metre from the subject and starts the binocular screening from the touchscreen. The documented measurement time is under 15 seconds, and the screening method uses invisible infrared light.
Portable Hardware and Connectivity
A 7-inch 1080P LCD touchscreen provides the operating interface. The product literature lists Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax), a USB 3.0 charging port and a five-hour battery rating. The supplied power data is 100–240 V, 50/60 Hz, 35 VA input with 5 V, 2 A charger output.
Applications
The C10 can support preliminary binocular refractive screening where sphere, cylinder, axis and PD values are required at an approximately one-metre working distance. Its integrated display and battery-powered format may be useful in portable screening workflows. Final suitability, operator requirements and referral procedures should be determined for the intended market and setting.
Configuration Guidance
Before quotation, confirm the interface language, local power-plug standard, supplied charger, carrying or mounting requirements and destination-market documentation. If reporting, export or system integration is required, request written confirmation of the installed software version and supported functions. Contact ENOCHTEC for a configuration review.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the C10 a diagnostic device or prescription instrument?
The available literature describes a vision screener that provides preliminary refractive-state values. It should not be presented as a substitute for a complete subjective refraction, diagnosis or comprehensive eye examination.
What values does it provide?
The documented outputs are sphere, cylinder, axis and pupillary distance for both eyes.
How far is the device positioned from the subject?
The listed measuring distance is 100 cm with a ±5 cm allowance.
How long does a screening take?
The brochure lists a measurement time of under 15 seconds under suitable operating conditions.
