Moptim

About Moptim

Moptim, a name derived from "Medical Optical Imaging," was established in 2003 by Mr. Hui Wang and scientists from Tsinghua University's inaugural Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) research group. The firm operates in the global medical technology market, focusing on developing and manufacturing high-tech ophthalmic equipment. Moptim’s business model revolves around the in-house production and sale of these devices through a global distributor network to clients such as hospitals and eye care clinics. The company’s parent, Shenzhen Certain Technology Co., Ltd., handles the entire manufacturing process, which is certified for ISO 9001 and ISO 13485 quality standards.

The company's history is marked by significant technical achievements, starting with an early OCT prototype in 2003 and the development of China's first handheld OCT in 2006. A key milestone occurred in 2005 when Moptim partnered with Tsinghua University to create a corporate laboratory for the industrialization of OCT technology, a first in China. This collaboration has been central to its growth, positioning Moptim as a market leader for OCT devices in China and an expanding presence internationally. In 2023, the company entered into a strategic partnership with Carl Zeiss Vision China to co-develop new vision care solutions, and in 2024, it partnered with China Eye Valley to establish an ophthalmic equipment innovation research institute.

Moptim’s product portfolio is segmented into three main categories: Diagnostics, Refraction, and Surgical. The Diagnostics line includes advanced OCT and OCT Angiography (OCTA) systems like the Mocean 4000, which features high-speed scanning and real-time retinal tracking. This category also offers optical biometers, tonometers, slit lamps, and the DEA Dry Eye Analyzer. The Refraction segment provides devices to improve practice efficiency, such as the easyRef handheld auto-refractometer based on Shack-Hartmann wavefront technology and the iRef manual refractometer for at-home vision monitoring. The Surgical division offers operating microscopes, leveraging two decades of experience in manufacturing optical instruments.