Advantages
- Completely light-tight
- Robust ventilation
- Stationary and mobile application
- Can keep cages for mice or rats
Striatech’s OptoDrum automatically determines the visual abilities of mice and rats. Based on the optomotor reflex, the OptoDrum’s fully automated and reliable analysis finds visual acuity and contrast sensitivity quickly and objectively.
For testing laboratory mice and rats:
Larger version – OptoDrum PLUS – available for experiments with rats, but can also be used with mice.
Inside 54x54x30 cm | Outside 70x70x75 cm | Weight ca. 62 kg | mice only
Inside 55x55x72 cm | Outside 75x75x98 cm | Weight ca. 79 kg | mice & rats
Striatech’s dark adaptation box DarkAdapt takes the hassle out of dark-adapting your experimental animals. DarkAdapt is completely light-tight. Nevertheless, it provides robust ventilation, so that you can thoroughly dark adapt your animal even over extended periods of time, and even in a well-lit laboratory environment.
Inside 30cm x 53cm x 29cm | Outside 35cm x 55cm x 35cm.
Easily fits Type II-long mouse cage or rat cage.
The Keratometer was developed by Prof. Frank Schaeffel at the University of Tübingen in Germany and is already being used by numerous labs world-wide. Based on measuring a reflective radius on the eye’s ocular surface, this device makes it easy to collect reliable data on corneal curvature. The main field of application of this survey method is myopia research.
The Photorefractor was developed by Prof. Frank Schaeffel at the University of Tübingen in Germany and is already being used by numerous labs world-wide. Based on the analysis of retinal reflection, this device automatically and conveniently measures the refractive state of laboratory animals. The main field of application of this survey method is myopia research.