OUI Inc.

NEWSLETTER
December 18, 2023 / Vol 19

Domestic andInternational
Conference
Presentations byMembers of OUIInc.

Organizations Involved
Korean Ophthalmological Society 2023
Japan Academy of Ophthalmic Nursing
Japan Telemedicine and Telecare Association
Japan Orthoptic Congress
Japan Association for Medical Informatics

November has been very busy for OUI Inc. Our CEO, Dr. Shimuzu, andBusiness Associate, Ms. Tozawa, participated in the Korean
Ophthalmological Society’s annual conference, for the first time.
Additionally, Mr. Nishimura, a Certified Orthoptist (CO) in the medical teamat OUI Inc., presented at four academic conferences in Japan.
The Korean Ophthalmological Society 2023, the largest ophthalmology
conference in South Korea, took place from November 23rd in Seoul. Dr.
Shimuzu and Ms. Tozawa met with an ophthalmologist who is using ourSmart Eye Camera for bedridden patients. The doctor praised our Smart
Eye Camera's ability to not only observe the anterior segment of the eye
but also to record and document it. He finds these features extremelyconvenient. Additionally, a visit to a veterinary ophthalmologist, to discuss
the potential for deploying our Smart Eye Camera in the field. On the thirdday, Dr. Shimizu gave a presentation on developing artificial intelligence todetect corneal opacity using the portable 'Smart Eye Camera.' This talk led
to fruitful interactions with corneal specialists.
Mr. Nishimura also made significant contributions in November. At theJapan Academy of Ophthalmic Nursing, Japan Telemedicine and Telecare
Association, Japan Orthoptic Congress, and Japan Association for Medical
Informatics, he focused on ophthalmic home healthcare and telemedicine.
He addressed the underutilization of ophthalmic home healthcare, noting
its prevalence in over 60% of home healthcare cases in developed
countries. Mr. Nishimura stressed the need for interdisciplinary
collaboration, showcasing our Smart Eye Camera in various telemedicine
models, including an innovative approach where orthoptists are directly
involved in patient care (Doctor to Patient with Certified Orthoptist). Thisinitiative aims to enhance early detection of ophthalmic diseases andexpand ophthalmic home healthcare, given the growing number ofpatients due to the aging national population.
Through these presentations, we successfully showcased the potential ofour device to a broad audience in South Korea and Japan. OUI Inc. iscommitted to continuing our collaboration with medical professionals in allover the countries, focusing on developing innovative ophthalmic
diagnostic models with our Smart Eye Camera.

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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 20countries around the world, including
Asia and Africa, in cooperation withlocal
ophthalmologists,NGOs,
medical institutions, and internationalorganizations.
The internationally recognized CEmarking is expected to further
increase
therecognition
andconfidence 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!