Occuity is unlocking a new era in preventative healthcare by revolutionising the screening & monitoring of diseases such as myopia, diabetes and Alzheimer’s Disease through a simple scan of the eye.
Minimum Target £ 1,300,000 |
Minimum investment amount £ 10,000 |
Maximum Target £ 1,999,980 |
Maximum investment amount £ 500,000 |
Founded in 2019 by Dr. Dan Daly, CEO, and Dr. Robin Taylor, CTO, Occuity’s mission is to use the eye as a window to the health of the body. The company’s innovative technology platform, protected by 15 patents, underpins a pipeline of handheld devices that are non-contact, consumable-free and portable. With a PhD in Optics, Dan Daly has spent his career developing optical measurement systems, while Robin Taylor, with a PhD in Biomedical Engineering, has led development of all Occuity’s products. Now with a team of 35 staff spanning R&D, Sales, Marketing, Production, Regulatory, Finance and HR, we are EN13485 certified and manufacture in-house.
Based on its patented optical technology platform, Occuity is pursuing a strategic, phased pipeline of innovative handheld devices. The first, the PM1 Pachymeter for measuring corneal thickness to support glaucoma diagnosis, is CE marked and has been on the market since late 2024 and is sold via distributors in 19 countries.
The next product, the AX1 Axiometer, due in 2026, addresses the significantly larger myopia management market. Designed to enable global screening and monitoring, it is expected to scale rapidly to 10,000 units annually at an RRP of $10,000. Longer term, Occuity is advancing meters to screen and monitor chronic systemic conditions such as diabetes and Alzheimer’s.
Today, many medical measurements are invasive or uncomfortable – blood tests involve needles, while in optometry clinicians often need to touch the eye to take a reading. These processes are inconvenient for patients and time-consuming for clinicians.
Occuity’s technology platform solves this by enabling handheld, non-contact devices that deliver quick, pain-free, reliable results. Patients get a far better experience, while clinicians save time and reduce costs. Occuity’s aim is to enable large-scale screening for conditions such as diabetes and Alzheimer’s in a convenient, non-contact way – opening access through high street opticians and pharmacies.
Occuity’s strategy is to transition from one-off sales to recurring revenues. For our first products, the PM1 Pachymeter and AX1 Axiometer, sales are directly to eye care professionals through our global distribution network. This model is deliberate: optometrists are used to owning their equipment so matching this expectation eases adoption whilst maximising near-term revenues that are critical at this stage.
As we progress to our Oculomics meters, we move to a Device-as-a-Service model, retaining ownership of devices and the global health data they collect. This provides predictable recurring revenues, new monetisation opportunities, and supports a stronger long-term exit valuation.
Based on its patented optical technology platform, Occuity is pursuing a strategic, phased pipeline of innovative handheld devices. The first, the PM1 Pachymeter for measuring corneal thickness to support glaucoma diagnosis, is CE marked and has been on the market since late 2024 and is sold via distributors in 19 countries.
The next product, the AX1 Axiometer, due in 2026, addresses the significantly larger myopia management market. Designed to enable global screening and monitoring, it is expected to scale rapidly to 10,000 units annually at an RRP of $10,000. Longer term, Occuity is advancing meters to screen and monitor chronic systemic conditions such as diabetes and Alzheimer’s.
Today, many medical measurements are invasive or uncomfortable – blood tests involve needles, while in optometry clinicians often need to touch the eye to take a reading. These processes are inconvenient for patients and time-consuming for clinicians.
Occuity’s technology platform solves this by enabling handheld, non-contact devices that deliver quick, pain-free, reliable results. Patients get a far better experience, while clinicians save time and reduce costs. Occuity’s aim is to enable large-scale screening for conditions such as diabetes and Alzheimer’s in a convenient, non-contact way – opening access through high street opticians and pharmacies.
Occuity’s strategy is to transition from one-off sales to recurring revenues. For our first products, the PM1 Pachymeter and AX1 Axiometer, sales are directly to eye care professionals through our global distribution network. This model is deliberate: optometrists are used to owning their equipment so matching this expectation eases adoption whilst maximising near-term revenues that are critical at this stage.
As we progress to our Oculomics meters, we move to a Device-as-a-Service model, retaining ownership of devices and the global health data they collect. This provides predictable recurring revenues, new monetisation opportunities, and supports a stronger long-term exit valuation.