Description
Mocular CFC-X Digital Portable Fundus Camera for Eye Clinics, Hospitals & Mobile Screening
Mediscience offers the Mocular CFC-X Digital Portable Fundus Camera, a compact non-mydriatic retinal imaging system designed for eye clinics, hospitals, screening programs, mobile eye-care services and ophthalmic outreach.
Rather than relying on a conventional desktop imaging setup, the CFC-X combines image capture, viewing and connectivity in a handheld format. Its 4.7-inch multi-touch, anti-glare display lets operators work directly from the device, while built-in Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, USB 3.0, SD, and Type-C connectivity provide multiple options for transferring and managing captured images.
The camera uses a 12-megapixel sensor, 50° field of view and both white and infrared LED illumination. Manual and autofocus options provide flexibility during image acquisition, while the non-mydriatic design supports retinal imaging without routine pharmacological pupil dilation.
The manufacturer describes the CFC-X as an Android-based handheld fundus camera that can transfer, print, and share images and reports, with DICOM functionality for connection to compatible hospital information systems.
Its sub-600 g weight and rechargeable battery operation make the CFC-X particularly suited to settings where retinal imaging needs to move beyond the conventional examination room.
Key Features
- Digital non-mydriatic portable fundus camera
- Handheld design for mobile ophthalmic imaging
- 12-megapixel sensor
- 50° field of view
- Minimum pupil diameter of 2.5 mm
- 24 mm working distance
- White LED and infrared LED illumination
- Manual and autofocus
- 4.7-inch multi-touch anti-glare display
- 4 GB + 64 GB memory configuration
- 4-core processor @ 2.2 GHz
- USB 3.0, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, SD and Type-C connectivity
- 4G and NFC functions
- More than 8 hours of stated operating time
- Less than 2 hours charging time
- Net weight below 600 g
- Suitable for fixed and mobile eye-care environments
The manufacturer’s product information also identifies the CFC-X as a handheld fundus camera designed for easier image transfer, printing and sharing, with DICOM connectivity available for compatible hospital systems.
Applications
The Mocular CFC-X can support:
- Retinal fundus imaging
- Non-mydriatic retinal photography
- Ophthalmology outpatient examinations
- Diabetic eye screening workflows
- Retinal documentation and follow-up
- Eye camps and community screening programs
- Mobile ophthalmology services
- Tele-ophthalmology workflows
- Primary eye-care centres
- Optometry and ophthalmology clinics
- Hospital ophthalmology departments
- Remote or outreach eye-care programs
Fundus photography is commonly used in screening and assessment workflows involving retinal conditions such as diabetic retinopathy, glaucoma and macular disease; the camera should be considered an imaging and documentation tool, with clinical interpretation performed by an appropriately qualified professional.
Why Choose the Mocular CFC-X from Mediscience?
The CFC-X is designed around a different approach to retinal imaging: putting the camera, display and connectivity together in a portable handheld platform.
For a clinic, this can be useful when retinal imaging needs to be performed across multiple examination rooms or outside a conventional ophthalmology department. Its compact form factor also makes it practical for screening camps, outreach programs and mobile eye-care services.
The integrated display allows images to be reviewed directly on the device, while multiple connectivity options provide flexibility for transferring images to computers and other compatible systems. Mocular also identifies DICOM functionality for integration with compatible hospital systems.
Mediscience supplies ophthalmic imaging and diagnostic equipment for hospitals, eye clinics, ophthalmologists, optometrists, screening organisations, and institutional buyers, with B2B procurement and equipment support.
Technical Specifications:-
| Model NO. | CFC-X |
|---|---|
| Type | Non-Mydriatic, Portable |
| FOV | 50° |
| Sensor Resolution | 12 Mega Pixels |
| Minimum Pupil Diameter | 2.5mm |
| Working Distance | 24mm |
| Light Source | White LED & Infrared LED |
| Focus | Manual / Auto Focus |
| Screen Display | 4.7-inch Multi-touch Screen (Anti-glare) |
| Memory | 4G+64G |
| Main Frequency | 4 Cores@2.2GHz |
| Data Transmission | USB 3.0, WIFI, Bluetooth, SD, Type-C |
| Other Functions | 4G, NFC |
| Operation Hours | > 8 Hours |
| Charging Time | < 2 Hours |
| Net Weight | < 600g |
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Fundus photography is widely used in diabetic retinopathy screening programs. The captured images can be reviewed by appropriately trained clinicians or incorporated into compatible image-analysis and telemedicine workflows.
The CFC-X is specified as a non-mydriatic fundus camera, meaning it is designed to capture fundus images without routine pharmacological dilation. Actual image acquisition can still depend on pupil size, ocular media and patient conditions.
Yes. Its handheld form factor, rechargeable operation and wireless connectivity make it well suited to mobile eye camps and community screening environments where a conventional tabletop fundus camera may be less convenient.
Yes. Portable fundus cameras can support tele-ophthalmology by allowing retinal images to be captured at one location and transferred to another location for review. The CFC-X's connectivity options and manufacturer-described DICOM functionality can support compatible digital workflows.
