RadiusXR and Topcon Healthcare Launched InspirePRO
The companies introduced a portable perimeter system for glaucoma visual field testing.
Updated on Oct. 10, 2026 in Healthcare
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RadiusXR and Topcon Healthcare have launched the InspirePRO wearable perimeter in the United States. The device is designed to perform full visual field testing.
Why it matters
The system aims to eliminate the clinical necessity of maintaining separate stand-alone perimeters for patients diagnosed with advanced disease.
The InspirePRO provides a full measurement range equivalent to the background brightness found in conventional perimetry. The system incorporates independent refractive adjustment and modular light seals.
The players
RadiusXR
RadiusXR is a medical technology company specializing in portable eye care diagnostic equipment.
Topcon Healthcare
Topcon Healthcare is a global provider of eye care diagnostic and screening instruments for medical professionals.
The details
The device utilizes modular light seals and eye tracking to conduct glaucoma visual field testing. It is designed to offer a complete measurement range while remaining portable for clinical use.
Timeline
October 10, 2026: RadiusXR and Topcon Healthcare introduced the InspirePRO device in New Orleans.
Market Landscape
This release reflects the broader industry move toward mobile diagnostic tools that reduce the footprint of specialized equipment in medical offices. It positions the companies to challenge the legacy dominance of traditional, space-heavy perimetry systems.
Eye care clinics may benefit from reduced space requirements and increased flexibility when performing glaucoma screenings. Patients can expect a potentially modernized testing experience as practitioners transition to this portable technology.
The takeaway
The introduction of portable testing devices signals a shift toward optimizing clinic space without sacrificing diagnostic capability. Clinics interested in modernization should evaluate if their current patient volume justifies replacing or supplementing stationary diagnostic perimeter equipment.
Further reading
For more on industry shifts in medical diagnostics, visit the United States Healthcare section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Healio.
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