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Vision impairment leads to loss of productivity, increased dependence, and greater demand for social support. Yet, ophthalmology is under immense pressure.

Healthcare systems are overloaded and outdated, built on 50-year old models that are now unsustainable. Without innovation, the system is headed toward collapse.

Designed to deliver superior visual outcomes with greater impact and lower cost.

Diagnosis, treatment, and monitoring of the two leading causes of blindness: Cataract & Glaucoma.

Expected launch – Q1 2028

IQ-Scan

Comprehensive eye exams in minutes – anywhere, anytime.


Expected launch – Q2 2027

IQ-Meter

All-in-one diagnostics and laser treatment for lens surgery.


Expected launch – Q2 2027

IQ-SurgiView

Next Gen surgical visualization with AI assistant.


Expected launch – Q4 2028

IQ-Guard

Viscoelastic with enhanced, multifunctional cell protection.


Expected launch – Q1 2030

IQ-Focus

Continuous depth of focus IOL.


Expected launch – Q2 2027

IQ-Flow

Triple-action Endoscopic Cyclophotocoagulation device.


Expected launch – Q3 2028

IQ-BioStim

Non-invasive acute and long-term therapy.


Expected launch – Q2 2027

IQ-Universe

Secured data cloud.

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IQ-Meter
IQ-SurgiView
IQ-Guard
IQ-Focus
IQ-Flow
IQ-BioStim
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Research shows that a majority of ophthalmologists experience work-related neck and back pain, often caused by years spent operating in constrained positions.

In this conversation, Barry S. Seibel, MD discusses why ergonomics matters, how surgical visualization is evolving, and what future technologies can do to support surgeons throughout their careers.

Hear Dr. Seibel’s perspective below.

#IQity #BarrySeibel #Ophthalmology #Ergonomics #SurgicalInnovation #EyeCareInnovation

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The future of ophthalmology belongs to those who see it coming.

IQ-Signal delivers concise insights on the technologies, trends, and challenges shaping the next generation of eye care.

Where surgeons stay ahead.

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Our mission is simple: help ophthalmologists deliver better outcomes while reducing the time, complexity, and cost of care.

From diagnostics to surgical visualization, we are building technologies designed to improve efficiency across the entire ophthalmic workflow. The future of eye care should deliver better outcomes for patients, physicians, and healthcare systems alike. Acuity Realized.

#IQity #AcuityRealized #Ophthalmology #EyeCareInnovation #MedTech #HealthcareInnovation

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“There’s a lot of room for visualization and automation on the clinical side,” Robert Weinstock, MD

The digital revolution in surgical visualization is no longer coming. It’s here.
EyeWorld’s latest article captures what leading cataract surgeons are already seeing: heads-up 3D displays, better ergonomics, and AI-enhanced imaging are transforming the OR: Reducing neck and back strain, sharpening depth perception, and making complex cases safer.

We agree and this is why we’re building two systems designed around one principle: Adding clinical value.

𝐈𝐐-𝐒𝐮𝐫𝐠𝐢𝐕𝐢𝐞𝐰 – True heads-up 3D surgery with our Floating Eyebox: surgeons move naturally while keeping full stereopsis, and 16 ms glass-to-glass latency (about 2x faster than current digital microscopes) preserves natural hand-eye coordination.

𝐈𝐐-𝐅𝐥𝐨𝐰 – Endoscopic visualization for ECP in a compact, handheld system. No bulky $70,000+ console. AI- and machine-vision-guided support helps target the right tissue, and the endoscopic view displays picture-in-picture directly inside the SurgiView viewer, so surgeons never break focus.

Read the full EyeWorld article. Link in the comments.

#Ophthalmology #CataractSurgery #Glaucoma #DigitalSurgery #AcuityRealized

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What does it mean to build technology that actually matters in ophthalmology?

In this final clip from the ASCRS fireside chat, Berry S. Seibel reflects on the principles behind the IQity approach and why the standard of making or saving the surgeon money while improving care is the right one for the field.

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One of the most preventable risks in eye care is not clinical. It’s administrative.

Every time data is read from one device and manually entered into another, there is an opportunity for error. In ophthalmology, those numbers can influence surgical planning, treatment decisions, and patient outcomes.

As diagnostic technologies become more precise, the workflow used to transfer and manage data becomes increasingly important.

Research has shown that automating data transfer can dramatically reduce documentation and transcription errors, helping create safer, more reliable clinical workflows.

The lesson is simple: fewer manual hand-offs lead to fewer opportunities for mistakes.

This principle is at the core of how we think about connected diagnostics and data infrastructure at IQity.

Subscribe to IQ-Signal for more insights shaping the future of ophthalmology.

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The future of ophthalmology is being shaped by more than new technologies.

Workforce shortages. Reimbursement pressures. Growing patient demand. Advances in diagnostics, surgery, and AI.

IQ-Signal was created to help ophthalmologists, practice leaders, and industry professionals stay informed on the trends and innovations influencing the next decade of eye care.

If you’re interested in where ophthalmology is headed next, IQ-Signal was built for you.

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As patient demand continues to grow, ophthalmology faces an important question: how can providers deliver high quality care more efficiently without increasing complexity?

One area of opportunity is reducing workflow friction by bringing critical technologies together into more connected systems and experiences.

This was one of many topics we explored with leading ophthalmologists during our conversations at the IQity Suite, discussing the challenges facing eye care today and the innovations that may help shape its future.

Watch this clip and explore the full interview series on our YouTube channel:
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#IQity #AcuityRealized #Ophthalmology #EyeCareInnovation #HealthcareInnovation #DigitalHealth

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What makes a technology worth adopting?

For Barry S. Seibel, MD, the answer goes beyond features or specifications. The technologies that matter most are the ones that help providers care for a growing aging population while navigating increasing operational pressures and declining reimbursement.

In this clip, Dr. Seibel shares his perspective on what innovation in ophthalmology should ultimately be measured by: its ability to improve care while making practices more sustainable.

Watch the full interview on our YouTube channel:
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#IQity #BarrySeibel #Ophthalmology #HealthcareInnovation #PracticeEfficiency #EyeCareInnovation

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One machine. One workflow. One minute.

IQ-Meter brings what traditionally requires three to four standalone devices into one truly all-in-one system. Every parameter is captured using the same hardware platform and measurement architecture. This ensures naturally correlating results, rather than being reconciled across independent devices.

Accurate. Integrated. Designed for the modern OR.

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Leadership


Luke Clauson

Luke Clauson

CEO

Board


Farrell (Toby) Tyson

Farrell (Toby) Tyson

Luke Clauson

Luke Clauson

Jim Simms

Jim Simms

Advisory Board


Ike Ahmed, M.D.

Ike Ahmed, M.D.

Barry Seibel, M.D.

Barry Seibel, M.D.

Daniel Chang, M.D.

Daniel Chang, M.D.

Ed Hu, M.D.

Ed Hu, M.D.

Team


Matt Schuster

Matt Schuster

Engineering

Ed Sarver

Ed Sarver

Engineering

Gary Mocnik

Gary Mocnik

Regulatory & Clinical

Neville Bonwit

Neville Bonwit

Operations

Sascha Burger

Sascha Burger

Marketing

Karen Joyce

Karen Joyce

Administration

Current Opportunities at IQity


Hear from leading experts as they share insights on the latest developments in high-volume clinical care.

Watch the full episode here.

Watch the full episode here.