How safe are lamps, sensors, and lasers for our eyes? Eye and skin safety is a critical consideration when developing new products for end users. At the Eye Safety Laboratory at the University of Applied Sciences of Graubünden, we test the safety of your products equipped with light-based technology.

In addition to expertise in the two standards IEC/DIN 62471 (lamps and lamp systems) and IEC/DIN 60825 (laser equipment), we offer a wide range of eye safety tests and evaluations. We can also support you and your team with consulting, training, and theoretical assessments.

We are happy to support and advise you and your team on any questions related to eye safety. Our comprehensive range of services enables you to build expertise and address pressing issues efficiently, promptly, and cost-effectively. We offer:

• Consulting on current standards and their implementation
• Training for your employees on how to apply the standards
• Theoretical assessments of the eye safety of your new product designs
• Testing of your prototypes and finished products

Whether you have years of experience in eye safety and want to clarify technical details, or your team is breaking new ground with a product and you are dealing with eye safety for the first time: We offer consulting on standards, appropriate test setups, and equipment. We offer training for your employees on how to apply the standards, as well as the necessary measurements and calculations. We can support you throughout the entire product development process—from start to finish—with theoretical assessments and the necessary measurements to evaluate eye safety.

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The eye safety lab is assigned to the Institute for Photonics and Robotics(IPR).