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MatchedFlicker Online Software

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EyeIC's MatchedFlicker is an online software tool that automatically aligns and registers virtually any pair of still images and then ‘flickers' them back and forth so that differences are brought to life as animated motion and immediately detected by the eye. This technology can be used for monitoring the advent and progression of retinal disease and glaucoma through change detection in time series images.

Posted: 7/26/2013

Keywords:

Diagnostics/Imaging

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Glaucoma

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Optic Nerve

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Retina

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MatchedFlicker Online Software

EyeIC

EyeIC's MatchedFlicker is an online software tool that automatically aligns and registers virtually any pair of still images and then ‘flickers' them back and forth so that differences are brought to life as animated motion and immediately detected by the eye. This technology can be used for monitoring the advent and progression of retinal disease and glaucoma through change detection in time series images.

Posted: 7/26/2013

Keywords:

Diagnostics/Imaging

•

Glaucoma

•

Optic Nerve

•

Retina

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