Let Camgenium resource your deployment

Deploying medical devices requires different skills and capabilities than development. Rather than take the risk of hiring your own team and investing in your own capabilities, share our proven resources.

It will reduce your costs, allow you to focus on you core business and significantly reduce your regulatory risks.

A woman at home is capturing an image of her eye on her phone following instructions shown on a separate phone image. She appears to be about to go out for a run. In the meantime, an optician is analysing the eye images to determine whether it is safe to issue a new contact lens prescription.
We have deployed the AOS system in multiple countries to over 10,000 patients. It allows patients to capture images of their eyes on their phones that can then be analysed using automated routines for eye health, so that the patient can receive a repeat prescription for contact lenses without needing to come into the clinic.
We have extensive resources and capabilities around the globe to support your deployment

James Belcher

Chief Operations Officer

We ensure regulatory compliance and provide supporting documentation

We have years of experience of deploying connected hardware and software medical devices. We are committed to providing excellent performance and high compliance to regulated standards to clients. This is evidenced by our excellent audit reports.

For products built on our platform we take care of all maintenance and upgrading. This would otherwise be a significant burden to clients, particularly when changes to external systems and operating systems, such as iOS and Android, force unscheduled work, and we provide Service Level Agreements that ensure uptime.

We maintain automated and manual test cases so that we can regularly check that your product is fully functioning, particularly after a major upgrade.

In short, you can rely on us to look after your interests. Find out more about our support and hosting capabilities for your deployment:

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