IMPRESSIONS FROM THE EVENT
delivered 22 SepA new era has begun. 23 seconds from the evening in London.
The posts after the premiere, in 9:16 for Instagram and 4:5 for LinkedIn. Click a still to play the video, click an image to open it full size.
| Post 17 | IMPRESSIONS FROM THE EVENT | 22 Sep | delivered |
| Post 18 | FULL REVEAL | 22 Sep | delivered |
| Post 19 | LEGO CHALLENGE | October | version 2 |
| Post 20 | ERGONOMICS | October | version 2 |
| Post 21 | TEACHING | November | version 2 |
| Post 22 | FROM DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING TO THE OR | November | material needed |
| Post 23 | HEIDELBERG OPERA + OCULUS BIOM | November | material needed |
| Post 24 | TRULY DIGITAL | November | first version |
| Post 25 | CLINICAL VOICE | December | material needed |
| Post 26 | BUILT FOR WHAT COMES NEXT | December | version 2 |
A new era has begun. 23 seconds from the evening in London.
This is Heidelberg OPERA. The teaser for the product film.
Build. Share. Inspire. Carousel, five pages.
Version 2: page 2 now shows the built model from the photo you sent on 30 September.
Surgery moves to the screen. A more natural, upright working position.
Version 2: opens on the surgeon seated upright at the patient’s head, then the digital binoculars. Your full sentence is back on the third plate.
„It’s the perfect tool for teaching.“ — Prof. Dr. Burkhard Dick in his keynote.
Version 2: the handheld keynote shot is down to the sentence itself, everything around it is a still or footage from the product film.
From SPECTRALIS and ANTERION to Heidelberg OPERA.
We need product visuals of SPECTRALIS and ANTERION from your image library.
What if the surgical view could go deeper?
Two open points: is this post still planned, and who films the interview with Kfir?
Digital isn't an add-on. It's the foundation.
The experience of the people using it.
We need the name of the surgeon who will speak. Josefine wanted to check with Kfir.
„We are not talking about five years.“ — his voice over stills from the evening.
Version 2: no handheld footage any more. Photo of Prof. Dick, his slide TODAY / FUTURE, the room. The frame with the man behind the letters is gone.