瞳うるるスキャン

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Hitomi Ururu Scan uses a unique AI to analyze the degree of moisture in your eyes (the state of your tears), which cannot be detected even by looking in the mirror, and tells you the care that is best suited to your condition.
If you are feeling "dry" or "tired", check your daily condition and aim for smooth eyes!*Self-check requires recording a video with your smartphone indoors during the day.[Supervision]Dr.
Shizuka Taka, Associate Professor, Endowed Department of Advanced Visual Medicine, Osaka University Graduate School of Medicine[App function]■Self-check using AI image analysis*You will be evaluated by AI image analysis by answering a few questions in a chat format and taking a 5-second video of your eyes according to the audio guide.
The overall results are displayed in terms of eye moisture level: high, medium, and low, and you can also see an explanation of each result.■Measures displayed according to the moisture level of the eyes*Overall results: Depending on the level of moisture in your eyes, you will find the recommended treatment methods, from simple self-care to eye drop care and eye treatment.
Lets start working on what we can do!■Past history displayYou can check the overall results going back to the past 5 times.
Lets take care of our eyes by monitoring their daily condition and aiming for a high level of moisture in our eyes.■Providing information regarding the moisture level of the eyesInformation on "tears" related to the moisture level of the eyes is posted.
It contains all the information you need to know, such as the components and roles of tears, how the condition of tears affects your daily life, and risk factors that affect tears.■Other featuresWe also provide information through links to external sites, such as the nearest ophthalmology search site.
Get some knowledge and start taking care to improve the moisture level of your eyes.※NotesThis self-check is a simple self-check tool created for the purpose of raising awareness about tear care, and is not a substitute for examination and diagnosis by an ophthalmologist.