Introducing Carrot AI Severity Index
The First AI-Powered Visual Field Severity Staging Assistant
Built directly into Carrot’s 24-2 reports, Severity Index helps clinicians quantify visual field severity with greater consistency and confidence through objective, AI/ML-powered staging.

Developed with Eyelomics
Built from 50k reliable visual fields
Exclusive to Carrot's VR Platform
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Go behind the science of Severity Index
Join Dr. Siamak Yousefi, PhD, FARVO, and Dr. Rehan Ahmed, MD, as they discuss the clinical challenges of visual field severity staging, the machine learning methodology behind Severity Index, and what AI means for the future of glaucoma care.
How It Works
From Complex Visual Field Data to Objective Severity Staging
Step 1
Start with the same 24-2 test you already know

Step 2
Open your patient's 24-2 report

Step 3
Get an objective severity stage instantly

Step 4
Use AI as a second set of eyes

Step 5
Create a clearer path for conversations

Why It Matters
Turn Complex Visual Field Data into Clear Clinical Insight
A New Way to Understand Visual Field Severity
Severity Index introduces a new approach.
Built from machine learning analysis of 50,000 reliable visual fields, Severity Index automatically stages visual fields as Normal, Mild, Moderate, or Advanced—providing clinicians with an objective second set of eyes during report review.
Designed to support clinical judgment, not replace it.

Our Partners
Built by Leaders in Glaucoma, Ophthalmology, and AI
Severity Index was developed in partnership with Eyelomics, led by:
Case Study
How Akler Eye Center Modernized Visual Field Testing Without Sacrificing Clinical Confidence
The New Gold Standard in Automated Perimetry
Carrot set the standard for VR visual fields when we introduced the first virtual visual field system in 2018. Today, our clinically validated testing is benchmarked against SITA, delivering accurate, repeatable results that support confident diagnosis and a seamless transition to modern visual diagnostics.
"Now that we have [Carrot], we can put patients in exam rooms and conduct their visual field testing, keeping the diagnostic room open for other tests and patients."
Dr. Steve Rice
CEO, Vision Clinic and Administrator of Vision Source Missouri











