Bangladesh’s First AI-Powered Portable Eye Screening Solution
Lunera is not just another medical device; it is a revolution in eye care.
With smartphone-based retinal imaging, deep learning, and a cloud-powered backend, Lunera delivers instant, reliable results in seconds. Unlike traditional scanners, it requires minimal training, works in low-resource settings, and is designed to be economically accessible.
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Because Every Eye Deserves Protection
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Diabetic Retinopathy (DR) is a silent epidemic in Bangladesh. With over 14 million people living with diabetes, studies show that 1 in 3 is at risk of developing DR. If left undiagnosed, this condition can cause irreversible blindness.
By making eye screening portable, fast, and affordable, Lunera ensures that no diabetic patient is left behind. Whether in a pharmacy in Dhaka or a health camp in Rangpur, Lunera brings prevention within reach.
Lunera is Bangladesh’s first portable, AI-powered eye-screening device, designed to make early detection of vision-threatening diseases simple, accessible, and affordable for all. Built for low-resource environments — yet powered by cutting-edge deep learning —Lunera enables healthcare providers across the country to screen for Diabetic Retinopathy (DR) and other retinal conditions in seconds, without the need for traditional bulky equipment or specialist interpretation.
Lunera was created with a simple but urgent goal: to stop preventable blindness in our country. We saw a reality where millions go blind due to late diagnosis and lack of screening infrastructure. Instead of waiting for imported, expensive tools, we built a solution from the ground up - locally developed, globally validated, nationally needed. Our team of innovators, researchers, and clinicians designed Lunera to fit seamlessly into pharmacies, rural clinics, and hospitals alike.
We are a team of innovators, researchers, and clinicians dedicated to ending preventable blindness in our nation. We believe that everyone deserves access to quality eye care, regardless of their location or income.
A future where no Bangladeshi loses vision needlessly — where early screening becomes a national standard, and Lunera plays a pivotal role in reshaping how healthcare reaches the people.
4 steps
Seconds to results
Zero complexity
A healthcare worker attaches Lunera to a smartphone and takes retinal images.
Lunera’s AI model scans the images for signs of DR & other retinal conditions.
Instant results appear on the app, stored securely for doctors & patients.
Doctors or caregivers can start early treatment or referrals immediately.
Prevent blindness before it starts.
Costs a fraction of traditional methods.
Works in hospitals, health camps, pharmacies, or rural areas.
Any healthcare worker can operate it.
Screening report generated in seconds.
“For the first time, I can screen patients in rural camps without sending them to Dhaka. Lunera is a blessing.”
— Dr. Saiful Islam, Opthalmologist,Islamia Eye Hospital,Dhaka.
“I never knew I had early-stage DR. Lunera gave me answers in seconds — it probably saved my sight.”
— Farida Begum, 52, Type-2 Diabetic Patient, Rajshahi
“As a pharmacist, I never thought I could offer eye screening. With Lunera, I can help my community to detect problems early.”
— Hasan Ali, Pharmacist, Cumilla
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A: DR is an eye disease caused by damage to the retina’s blood vessels due to diabetes. It starts without symptoms but can lead to permanent blindness if untreated.
A: Lunera is designed for doctors, pharmacists, health workers, and even rural health volunteers with minimal training.
A: Lunera’s AI has been validated on global datasets and achieved a 92.3% accuracy score, placing it among the top-performing DR detection methods.
A: Yes, the device captures images and the resident AI engine analyze retinal images offline, it only needs internet connction for authentication. Reports are available instantly and can be sent with internet access.
A: Lunera is significantly more affordable than traditional retinal scanners, making mass adoption across Bangladesh feasible.