AI makes OCT with adaptive optics 100x faster

Illustration of the eye showing the location of the retina and its retinal pigment epithelium (RPE). Image: NIH

Using AI, adaptive-optics OCT imaging is 100 times faster with a 3.5-fold improvement in image contrast, which will help advance research into eye diseases

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