June Newsletter
Melbourne Rapid Fields — Updates & Highlights June has been an exciting month for Melbourne Rapid Fields (MRF), with continued international expansion across Southeast Asia, strong engagement in Brazil, and local optometry interest in our Natural Viewing Mode for large-screen and projector-based visual field testing.
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MRF Rapid Vision expands across Southeast Asia MRF Rapid Vision is expanding into Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines and Cambodia through our authorised representative following the Oasis Eye Specialists symposium in Malaysia. This marks an important step toward helping more clinicians access validated, AI-enabled online perimetry for glaucoma diagnosis and monitoring across the region. |
Brazil update: strong interest at JPO and SIGU Our Brazil distributor IDMed, led by Wagih Nassar Neto, showcased Melbourne Rapid Fields at the combined Jornada Paulista de Oftalmologia (JPO) and International Glaucoma Symposium (SIGU). The meeting generated strong interest in the portability, scalability and ease of use of the MRF online visual field testing platform. |
Natural Viewing Mode showcased at Melbourne Interactive Optometry GLANCE Optical and distributor partner ParagonCare exhibited at the Melbourne Interactive Optometry Conference, showcasing MRF Rapid Vision and its novel Natural Viewing Mode. Designed for projector or large digital screen testing, this mode removes the need for near vision correction and trial frames, supporting a faster and more comfortable workflow. |
OasisEye keynote and wet lab: innovation in glaucoma care A/Prof George Kong was honoured to give a keynote presentation at the OasisEye Specialists annual conference in Malaysia focusing on how MRF innovation can improve glaucoma detection, monitoring and quality of life. The wet lab sessions provided an opportunity for doctors to experience MRF Rapid Vision and its Natural Viewing Perimetry mode, which removes the need for trial frames or near vision correction and may help speed up screening and clinic workflow. |
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