arLoupe Series G-4
The wearable that digitizes the surgical field.
One head-mounted platform unifies magnification, illumination, imaging, and ergonomics — precision, clarity, and comfort at up to 12× zoom.
One head-mounted platform unifies magnification, illumination, imaging, and ergonomics — precision, clarity, and comfort at up to 12× zoom.
arLoupe combines the mobility of an optical loupe with the digital capability of a surgical microscope — without the footprint or the six-figure price tag.
A rear counterweight battery and wireless remote let you move freely around the chair, untethered.
Main device · battery · battery shoulder pad · remote control · Type-C cable · HDMI cable · microSD · card reader · power cable · lens cloth
A wire-control battery box delivers continuous power for the longest procedures.
Main device · wire-control battery box · Type-C cable · HDMI cable · microSD · card reader · power cable · lens cloth
Plug in the device and turn on power. Wait for the ready signal to appear.
Place arLoupe on your head and adjust for comfort, lighting, and visibility — over your own glasses if you wear them.
Work as you always do, changing magnification up to 12× as needed — hands free.
The capabilities that distinguish arLoupe from every other loupe on the market.
A 4-step digital zoom engine, from broad topography to deep-cavity detail.
4K stills and Full-HD 1080p/60fps video saved to microSD for review and documentation.
Adjustable lighting and color temperature for accurate diagnosis and shade matching.
Detect fine cracks, enamel texture, and small canal openings in real time.
Sized to last through long procedures, with quick swap or recharge.
An ergonomic wireless remote keeps adjustments off your hands.
Upright posture, less neck and back strain across long days.
A large eye-box fits most users and your own prescription glasses.
Traditional loupes are custom-built for one user. arLoupe comes in three sizes keyed to your working distance — eye to surgical site. Most users fit out of the box.
Working distance is the primary fitting variable; height ranges are a guide and overlap between sizes. Your specialist confirms the best fit during your demonstration.
arLoupe's Micro OLED screens are self-luminescent — they don't rely on the external blue-LED backlight used in typical AR or smart glasses. As a result, blue-light output is very low and the risk of blue-light strain is considered negligible.
Book a 15-minute in-office test drive. We bring the complete system to you — experience the precision, the open overlay, and the live broadcast through your own eyes.