Metropsis research edition

A complete toolbox for psychophysical assessment of visual function

Fast, accurate and more sensitive than standard tests

For normal, defective, paediatric, ageing and low vision populations

Metropsis is a complete toolbox

Metropsis is a complete test suite suitable for clinical, pre-clinical, drug trials, screening, sports science, applied vision and human factors research. Choose from a wide range of tests, including protocols designed for normal, paediatric, ageing and low vision populations – or we can develop a custom test for your project.

ETDRS

Easy screening of Best Corrected Visual Acuity using the familiar chart.

ETDRS Chart

Single Optotype

A finer scale of letter sizes allows detection of more subtle changes in visual acuity.

Single Optotype Acuity Test

Landolt C

Especially suitable for pre-readers, illiterates and subjects unfamiliar with the Latin alphabet.

Landolt C Acuity Test

Gabor Patch

For a more detailed characterisation of spatial visual abilities.

Gabor Patch Contrast Test

Pelli-Robson

Quick, easy and efficient to score, measures contrast acuity using customised spatial frequencies.

Pelli-Robson Contrast Test

Flicker Test

Temporal contrast sensitivity “Flicker Test” is informative of light and dark adaptation abilities.

Temporal Contrast Flicker Test

Depth Discrimination

Depth discrimination is an informative measure of binocular vision.

RDS Depth Discrimination

Cambridge Colour

Rapid screening, or full assessment of changes in colour discrimination.

Cambridge Colour Test

Low Vision Colour

Uses a larger stimulus size which is more suitable for patients with low vision.

Low Vision Colour Test

Universal Colour Test

A discrimination task which is simple enough even for children as young as 5 years old.

Universal Colour Test

for faster more precise assessment of visual function

Metropsis is more sensitive than standard charts: ideal for investigating diseases of the eye and brain, as well as secondary effects of systemic disorders, such as cardiovascular disease or neurological function.

The research edition includes Metropsis Display++ technology (the screen displaying the ETDRS chart above) with a unique integrated sensor system, enabling the display to self-calibrate in real time. So you can be sure that your results are reliable and repeatable – even when performing long-term studies using multiple Metropsis systems across different sites.

based on trusted technology

Metropsis research edition is currently being used in clinical trials and natural history studies in research centres worldwide, including:

Moorfields Eye Hospital, London
Nuffield Laboratory of Ophthalmology, Oxford
Kellogg Eye Centre, Ann Arbor
Institut de la Vision, Paris
Institute for Ophthalmic Research, Tubingen
Emory Eye Centre, Atlanta
Department of Ophthalmology, University of Colorado
Department of Medicine and Optometry, Linnaeus University
Faculty of Medicine, University of Coimbra

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