A VR headset.
A 15-minute game.
CE Class IIa certified · FDA registered
A 15-minute game.
One in five children sees the world differently, and can't tell you. OcuScreen finds vision, neurological and learning challenges in a single 15-minute, AI-enabled screening, right at school.
children live with an undetected vision, neurological or neurodevelopmental challenge. In every classroom, that's five or six students.
is how few are ever properly diagnosed. The other 92% go unnoticed, misread as inattentive, slow, or simply "not trying".
A child has no reference for "normal" sight or focus. So the struggle stays silent until it becomes a learning barrier.
Now it's your turn.
Put it on.
To a child this is a game. To our AI, it's the only screening in the world that examines three domains in one session.
Conditions like amblyopia get harder to treat with age. We catch refractive errors, visual field defects and misalignment early, when intervention makes the biggest difference.
Pupillometry, ocular motility and visual field data surface early indicators of neurological conditions, including concussion, enabling timely referral while intervention windows are open.
Dyslexia, dyscalculia and dysgraphia don't improve on their own. We identify them before they become entrenched barriers, so support can start now, not years from now.
Our team arrives with portable, CE Class IIa certified, FDA-registered VR headsets. No specialist equipment or clinical staff required from the school. Classes continue uninterrupted.
Each student completes a gamified session in 15 minutes, covering vision, attention, learning and motor skills. Non-invasive throughout.
Our AI analyses results on the spot. GDPR-compliant reports go to parents and the school with clear next steps. No diagnosis. No jargon. Just clarity.
Every child leaves with answers. Every parent gets clarity. Every school gets insight.
Here's what OcuScreen changes for schools, parents and children.
OcuScreen is powered by Oculera, a medical technology company leveraging VR headsets, eye-tracking and AI across 39 countries. For the first time, the same devices used in hospitals are available directly in schools.
We're seeking forward-thinking schools for a structured pilot of OcuScreen. The full service is provided free of charge, and our team handles everything from setup to report delivery.
Whether you're interested in our pilot programme, want to learn more, or are ready to bring OcuScreen to your students, we'd love to hear from you.