Opus Associates Medical
Description
Opus developed a laser system which delivers, via optical fibres, in excess of 1 Watt of power at 630nm. The system designed for use with specific cancer treating drugs was taken from the concept stage, through prototyping, FDA and Medical Device Directive approval and into manufacture by Opus. The project was carried out within 10 months. Opus developed a film scanner using polygon scanners, flat field scan lenses, and fibre optic fluorescence signal detection. The hand held instrument uses a high power Infra-red laser which is fibre coupled to a hand held scanner. The scanner uses 2 wedge scanners to scan a raster pattern over the patient. Incorporated under microprocessor control is a thermoelectrically cooled window for skin cooling, scan error checking and calibration. The system was designed and documented to FDA and MDD standards enabling early certification.
Opus Associates Medical
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| Type Of Service: | Project management, Engineering design, Industrial design |
Features
Optical design consultancy
Optical expertise
Electronic design and manufacture of audio to radio frequency analogue systems
µProcessor based controllers
Power supplies
Digital systems
Optical system design
Laser systems
Scanning systems
Inspection
Metrology
Software
µP embedded software
Graphical user interfaces
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Medical Laser system was developed within 10 months.
Yes, the Opus Medical Laser system was designed and documented to FDA and MDD standards enabling early certification.
The Opus Medical Laser system is designed for use with specific cancer treating drugs.
The Opus Medical Laser system delivers in excess of 1 Watt of power at 630nm.
The Opus Hair Removal Laser System uses 2 wedge scanners to scan a raster pattern over the patient.