Topcon showcases Tera and Triton2
Topcon showcased its new Tera Dry Eye Imager and Triton2 OCT device at the 100% Optical 2026 event. These tools are designed to improve diagnostic accuracy and patient engagement in eye care clinics.
Why it matters
Advanced diagnostic technology helps optometrists manage rising cases of dry eye and other ocular conditions more effectively.
OT received a demonstration of the dry eye imaging technology and optical coherence tomography device at 100% Optical 2026
Topcon presented a suite of new technologies to support practices at 100% Optical (28 February - 2 March).
New launches included the Tera Dry Eye Imager and Triton2 optical coherence tomography (OCT) device.
Dani Lee, clinical affairs manager for Topcon in the UK and Ireland, introduced the Tera Dry Eye Imager, telling OT : "It aligns really nicely with the new TFOS DEWS III recommendations and offers topography as well."
The device offers a suite of non-invasive dry eye assessments, including non-invasive tear break-up time, ocular redness and lipid layer analysis, and also has functionality to enable practitioners to look at staining.
These measurements help practitioners to "build a comprehensive picture of what's going on," Lee suggested.
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