RadiusXR and Topcon Released Portable Visual Field Device
Optometry practices can now replace large, stationary glaucoma testing equipment with this new portable perimeter.
Updated on Oct. 10, 2026 in Healthcare
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RadiusXR and Topcon Healthcare have introduced the InspirePRO, a portable system designed to conduct glaucoma visual field testing outside of traditional, bulky hardware. The device debuted at the American Academy of Ophthalmology meeting.
Why it matters
The system aims to replace stand-alone stationary perimeters by offering a full measurement range for patients with advanced eye disease. This shift allows clinics to reclaim square footage and potentially expand testing capacity without needing additional dedicated exam rooms.
The InspirePRO provides a full measurement range for glaucoma testing equivalent to stationary units. Pricing details for the hardware remain unavailable.
The players
RadiusXR
A developer of wearable medical technology specializing in portable diagnostic solutions for eye care professionals.
Topcon Healthcare
A global manufacturer of ophthalmic diagnostic and surgical equipment used in clinical settings.
The details
The InspirePRO achieves portability through modular light seals and integrated eye tracking, which ensure testing accuracy outside of a darkroom environment. By replicating the background brightness levels required by conventional perimetry, the device maintains clinical standards while occupying a smaller footprint. Operators can utilize these features to perform glaucoma testing in standard exam lanes rather than relying on a separate perimeter unit.
Timeline
October 10, 2026: RadiusXR and Topcon Healthcare introduced the InspirePRO.
Market Landscape
The InspirePRO marks a technological transition away from the traditional, space-intensive stationary visual field perimeter. This launch reflects a broader industry movement toward miniaturizing diagnostic tools to increase operational efficiency in small clinics.
Practice owners should assess whether adopting portable testing equipment allows for the consolidation of exam rooms to improve throughput. Review your existing hardware lifecycle and space utilization costs before scheduling a demonstration with a vendor representative.
The takeaway
The move toward portable diagnostics can significantly reduce equipment footprint in private practice settings. Monitor how the integration of this technology impacts your daily patient testing volume compared to current stationary system benchmarks.
Further reading
For more on industry shifts, see Healthcare.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Healio.
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