Penlight
Not quantifiable.
Quantitative pupillometry
Outside the hospital, pupil assessment still means a penlight and an opinion — and studies show 30% or more of abnormalities are missed. LIOR™ is a pocket-sized digital pupilometer that measures pupil size and reactivity in seconds: objective neurological data, wherever the patient is.

Objective
Quantifiable measurement
Pocket-sized
Built for the field
Distance-independent
Patent pending
Our mission
The pupil is one of the most direct windows into neurological status. Outside the ICU, assessing it has always been subjective: a penlight, a guess, and a note in a chart.
Defibrillators, pulse oximeters, and ultrasound all moved from hospital-only to field-ready to indispensable. Objective pupillometry is on that path now — and LIOR is the device built to take it there.

See LIOR in action
Watch how LIOR brings objective pupil assessment out of the hospital and into the field.
Applications
Clinical credibility first, then broader institutional use, then personal wellness at home.

Phase 1
Paramedic services, emergency and trauma care, critical care transport, and military field medicine.

Phase 2
Hospitals, schools, sports, workplace health and safety, medical training, and assisted living.

Phase 3
Home monitoring, family health, personal baselines, caregiver support, and remote care.
The difference
Penlights are simple but not quantifiable. ICU units are objective but expensive and not built for the field. Phone apps rely on personal devices and do not fit naturally into medical workflows.
LIOR brings those strengths together in an affordable, field-built device, powered by our patent pending distance independent measurement approach.
Explore the TechnologyNot quantifiable.
Expensive.
Workflow mismatch.

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