INDUSTRY NEWS
CE mark approval
Smart Vision Labs, a maker of portable and smart autorefractors, has announced that SVOne has received CE mark approval, which grants the company entitlement to market and sell the device in European countries.
The company says that SVOne, a handheld Shack-Hartmann wavefront aberrometer, accurately measures objective refractive error in children and adults.
“The CE mark is a significant step forward in the commercialisation of SVOne in Europe,†said COO and co-founder Marc Albanese. “We’ve had a lot of interest from this market. With the CE Mark, our company’s mission to make vision care globally accessible will be even more attainable,†he added.
www.smartvisionlabs.com
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