TECHNOLOGY ENGINEERED FOR THE FIELD

Small device.
Massive impact.

Pocket-sized and one-button simple on the outside. Inside: infrared optics, a dedicated processor, and an algorithm built for one job — an objective answer, every time.

Built for real world conditions.

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Infrared imaging

A near-infrared camera captures the pupil clearly in any ambient light — bright roadside, darkened room, or helicopter cabin.

PLR-3 algorithm

LIOR’s pupil light reflex algorithm analyzes constriction speed, amplitude, and latency to produce an objective reactivity score.

Guided alignment

Sights and a red focus ring around the lens make correct positioning intuitive, improving accuracy and reducing rejected readings.

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Distance-independent scaling

PCT-filed, patent pending. Pupil size is measured accurately without fixed distance or positioning hardware.

Private by design

All processing happens on the device. Results are not stored beyond the reading — patient privacy is protected by architecture.

Flashlight mode

A toggle switch converts LIOR into a standard examination light, so one device covers the whole assessment workflow.

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INSIDE LIOR

Purpose built. Field ready.

Every component serves the same goal: a fast, objective, field-ready pupil assessment. Infrared camera, LED array, custom PCB, and rechargeable battery fit into a pocket-sized enclosure — no smartphone, no cloud dependency, no consumables.

  • Dedicated IR camera and MCU for on-device processing
  • Rechargeable battery with up to an estimated 8 days of typical use
  • Integrated flashlight mode for the full clinical workflow
DESIGN EVOLUTION

From first sketch to field-ready.

LIOR began as a simple idea: bring the objectivity of a hospital pupilometer into a penlight-sized tool that works in the back of an ambulance. Every iteration since has been driven by the same constraint — it has to be simple enough to use with gloves on, in the dark, under pressure.

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UNDER THE SHELL

Every component, engineered for one job.

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See what objective assessment looks like.

We’ll walk your team through the device, the evidence, and an evaluation plan.

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Where LIOR Works

Patent pending (PCT filed).