The Optos Daytona is purpose-built for optometrists who want ultra-widefield (UWF) retinal imaging in a fast, non-contact, and patient-friendly system. Capturing up to 200° (82%) of the retina in a single optomap image, the Daytona enables optometrists to document, monitor, and efficiently manage retinal health.
The integrated OptosAdvance™ software streamlines image review, documentation, and referral processing—helping optometrists improve patient flow and management in busy clinics.
Daytona’s advanced imaging technology simulates a view from inside the eye—delivering ultra-high resolution and ultra-widefield autofluorescence imaging in a compact, clinic-friendly design. Optometrists benefit from superior image clarity while saving space in the exam lane.
The Optos Daytona is a fast, non-mydriatic ultra-widefield retinal imaging system built for efficient optometric screening and early detection of retinal disease. In less than half a second, optometrists can capture a 200° image of the retina—including the macula and far periphery—often without the need for dilation.
Key Features
- 200° single-capture ultra-widefield retinal image—document and detect more pathology in a single, non-contact scan
- Non-mydriatic, non-contact imaging—improves patient comfort, speeds up exams, and increases clinic throughput
- Multiple imaging modalities: color, red-free, choroidal, and autofluorescence—enabling comprehensive retinal assessments for optometrists
- 3-in-1 Color Depth Imaging™—visualize retinal layers from the surface through the choroid for detailed analysis in optometry clinics
- Autofluorescence imaging to highlight lipofuscin in the RPE
- Stereo disc imaging—enables precise optic nerve head evaluation for glaucoma and neuro-ophthalmic assessment in optometry clinics
Workflow Benefits
- Images captured in seconds and available instantly for review—supporting rapid clinic workflow and efficient patient management
- DICOM-compatible software—seamlessly integrates with EHR and telehealth systems in optometry clinics
- Digital image storage—enables year-over-year comparison, efficient monitoring, and streamlined referral management for optometrists
- 3D Wrap® visualization—improves patient understanding, engagement, and education during retinal consultations in optometry clinics
- Compact and easy to integrate, the Optos Daytona empowers optometrists to expand retinal screening, improve diagnostic confidence, and streamline exams—without adding complexity to the clinic workflow.
Benefits for You
- No dilation required in most cases—patients experience no post-exam blur or light sensitivity, improving patient satisfaction in optometry clinics
- Scan takes less than half a second—quick, comfortable, and efficient for both patients and optometrists
- Captures 200° of the retina—compared to just 45° with traditional cameras—enabling earlier and more comprehensive disease detection in optometric practice
- Enables early detection of diabetic retinopathy, retinal tears, macular degeneration, and more—helping optometrists proactively manage patient eye health
- Digital images saved for year-over-year comparison—supporting long-term patient monitoring and proactive care in optometry clinics
The Benefits of the Optos Daytona Camera
The Optos® Daytona retinal camera produces a 200° single-capture optomap image with outstanding clarity in less than one second. This non-contact, ultra-widefield system is fast, easy, and non-invasive—delivering a more precise retinal assessment than traditional methods. Daytona improves patient care by enabling optometrists to detect, document, and manage retinal disease with confidence.
Enhances Clinical Decision-Making
Peripheral retina evaluation is critical for optometry patient management. Daytona’s optomap imaging captures the widest clinically usable field of view, documenting more retinal pathology for comprehensive care.
Reduces Appointment Time
Studies show optomap imaging is significantly faster to capture and review than traditional exam techniques—often reducing appointment time by as much as 30 minutes. This efficiency allows optometrists to see more patients without sacrificing quality of care.
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