OUI Inc.

NEWSLETTER
June 24, 2024 / Vol 25

In May 2024, Ms. Ishimaru, a medical student from Keio University’s School ofMedicine and an intern at OUI Inc., visited Smart Eye Camera users across Japan.

Medical Student
Intern Visits
Smart EyeCamera Users
Across JapanAt each facility, Ms. Ishimaru engaged in direct conversations with the local
doctors, nurses, and orthoptists, deepening collaboration with the local
healthcare professionals. They also exchanged views on the optimal use ofSmart Eye Camera in the field.
In home healthcare and general practice settings, there are many cases wherethe elderly and bedridden patients find it difficult to visit an eye clinic. By using
our Smart Eye Camera, it is possible to perform specialized ophthalmic
diagnoses on the spot during home visits, enabling early treatment. This isparticularly important in remote islands like Miyakojima, where the number ofophthalmic specialists is limited, highlighting the importance of initial diagnoses
and screenings. Our Smart Eye Camera can capture and upload high-resolution
videos in real-time, allowing remote consultations with ophthalmic specialists
and facilitating swift diagnoses. For example, in Japan's northernmost village, theSarufutsu Village, there is only one medical facility. So, the patients requiring
ophthalmic examinations would be referred to a hospital in Wakkanai City, alocation one-hour drive away. After the introduction of our Smart Eye Camera,
unnecessary referrals have been reduced by making initial diagnoses quickly
with ease, and determining treatment plans in collaboration with ophthalmicspecialists.
At Esaka Matsuoka Eye Clinic, our Smart Eye Camera has been highly evaluatedfor contributing to improved diagnostic efficiency. Particularly in orthokeratology
fittings, it has enabled the rapid examination of a larger number of patients.
Through this visit, we were able to directly observe the utilization of our Smart
Eye Camera in various locations, experience its effectiveness firsthand, andidentify further possibilities and challenges. OUI Inc. will continue to strengthen
collaboration with healthcare professionals across regions and strive to improve
the quality of ophthalmic care worldwide through our Smart Eye Camera. Moreregions and medical institutions are planned for future visits, and we willcontinue to promote the use of Smart Eye Camera. Please feel free to keep up tofollow our future developments!

Oraganizations Involved:
Hinata Home Clinic (Miyazaki Prefecture)
Doctor Gon Clinic (Miyako Island)
Esaka Matsuoka Eye Clinic (Osaka Prefecture)
Sarufutsu Village National Health Insurance
Hospital (Hokkaido)

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Through our Smart Eye Camera,OUI Inc.'s vision is to reduce blindness
in the world by 50% by 2025 bydelivering appropriate diagnoses topatients who have not been able toreceive eyecare.
So far, we have conducted various
pilot projects in more than 20
countries around the world, including
Asia and Africa, in cooperation withlocal
ophthalmologists,
NGOs,
medical institutions, and internationalorganizations.
The internationally recognized CE
marking is expected to further
increase
therecognitionandconfidence in the Smart Eye Camera,
not only in the European market but
also in Asia and Africa.

CONTACT:
Department of Global Business, OUI Inc.
Shintaro Nakayama: p.shintaro@ouiinc.jp
Rina Ishimaru: ri.univ8@gmail.com

MORE INFO:
Website: https://ouiinc.jp/en
Medium: https://oui-eng2019.medium.com/

In our current corporate stage, thepilot projects are necessary tounderstandtheobstacles
ofdeveloping countries where ourproduct may flourish to help themaximum number of people in need.
That is why we ask for help, offer for
future collaboration from all of you,our possible partner, to get the Smart
Eye Camera delivered all across theglobe to get the proper diagnoses andtreatment that all people deserve!