Automations
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Efficient and Profitable Operations
Automate the Stuff You Hate
Guided Patient Testing
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Automated Exam Quality Controls
Consistent Accuracy, without Constant Oversight.
Throughput & Capacity Expansion
More Exams Per Day without More Staff
Smart Exam Presets
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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.
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FAQs
Questions about Carrot?
What quality controls are built into Carrot’s automated exams?
Carrot includes automated quality controls that continuously monitor the integrity of vision and visual field tests. These features include fixation monitoring, reliability checks, and real-time alerts when test quality is at risk, helping ensure accurate results without constant technician intervention.
How much technician time do automations actually save?
On average, Carrot’s automations recover up to 10 minutes of technician time per exam. By reducing setup, supervision, restarts, and manual checks, clinics see meaningful gains in workflow efficiency that add up quickly across a full day of testing.
How do patient-guided exams work?
Carrot uses patient-guided testing with built-in visual and audio instructions delivered directly through the headset. Patients are guided step-by-step throughout the exam, allowing tests to run smoothly as self-guided exams while staff remain available without needing to supervise every moment.
What languages are supported during automated testing?
Carrot supports 41 languages during automated visual testing. Multilingual instructions improve accessibility, reduce misunderstandings, and help ensure patients receive consistent guidance, regardless of language preference, supporting more inclusive, reliable care.
Do automations replace technicians or support them?
Carrot’s automations are designed to support technicians, not replace them. By handling repetitive and low-value tasks, automations free staff to focus on patient care, complex cases, and clinic flow, reducing burnout while maintaining high clinical standards.