A Spectralis imaging platform with OCT2 module has been installed at the International Space Station, where it will be used to study space flight associated neuro-ocular syndrome, according to a press release from Heidelberg Engineering.
NASA launched the device on the Antares 230 Cygnus CRS OA-9, also known as Orbital Sciences CRS Flight 9E, from Wallops Island, Virginia, in May. It replaces the Spectralis OCT system that has been operational at the ISS since 2013.
Spectralis with OCT2 module provides scans at 85,000 Hz and enhanced image quality from the (Read more...)
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