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Reimagining
the future of
cataract care.

Preserving vision.
Preserving the natural lens.

Advancing a non-invasive approach to cataract care, with the ambition to preserve the natural lens.

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The challenge

Cataract develops gradually.
Treatment does not.

A gap in the treatment journey

Cataract can affect vision long before surgery becomes the right choice.Explore the challengeShow less

Glare, reduced contrast and difficulty driving at night can begin to change daily life. Yet therapeutic options before surgery remain limited.

When intervention is needed, the standard approach is to remove the natural lens and replace it with an artificial one. Surgery is effective for many patients, but it is invasive and irreversible, with associated risks, costs and recovery.

A changing view
over time.

Cataract can change more than sharpness. Contrast, glare and the way light scatters can change too.

Clear vision

Sharp detail. Natural contrast.

Early visual changes

Softening detail. Growing haze.

More pronounced changes

Blurred detail. Scattered light.

Before surgeryLimited therapeutic options
SurgeryNatural lens replacement

We believe patients and physicians
should have another option.

Our vision

More options.
Earlier in the journey.

Our ambition is to make earlier intervention possible while preserving the natural lens.

We aim to expand treatment choice before lens replacement becomes necessary, with the potential to delay surgery and, for some patients, offer an alternative.

For patients

More choice and the potential to preserve the natural lens.

For physicians

A new therapeutic option for a broader range of patients.

For healthcare systems

The potential for a more accessible and efficient treatment pathway.

For industry partners

The opportunity to help shape a new category in cataract care.

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Our approach

Science focused on
the natural lens.

We are developing a therapeutic approach designed to preserve or restore the natural lens’s transparency.

Our work brings together four complementary disciplines:

OphthalmologyLens biologyBiophysicsEngineering

The opportunity

An established market.
A much larger patient journey.

5M+

Cataract procedures
annually in the U.S.

~33M

Cataract procedures
annually worldwide

Tens of
millions

Americans living
with cataract

Today, therapeutic intervention is still concentrated largely around surgery.

Help shape a new
treatment category.

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Our team

Science. Medicine.
Technology. Execution.

A multidisciplinary team translating ambitious science into a meaningful new option for cataract patients.

Ido Goldberg

Ido Goldberg

Founder & Chief Executive Officer

Entrepreneur in ophthalmic medical startups. MSc. Biotech & Business.

Refael Minnes

Prof. Refael Minnes

Founder & Chief Scientific Officer

Head of Bio-Electro-Magnetism Lab, Ariel University

Michael Mimouni

Prof. Michael Mimouni, MD

Chief Medical Officer

Cornea specialist and associate professor. Director of the Cornea Unit at Rambam Hospital

Dr. Eyal Magory

Dr. Eyal Magory

Chief Technology Officer

PhD in Electrical and Electronics Engineering

What comes next

Expanding what’s
possible in
cataract care.

Join us in shaping the future of cataract care.

We invite research collaborations, strategic partnerships and investment conversations to help advance a new therapeutic option.

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