OPERA — die 15 Posts

London. 11 September 2026. Something is opening.
The evening before ESCRS — the launch of a new platform in ophthalmic surgery, and an evening with the people shaping the field.
Registration is open — link in bio.

One evening. One room. The people who will define the next decade of eye surgery.
The Pelligon, London — fifteen minutes from the congress venue.

Save the date. Registration is open.
11 September, The Pelligon, London. Keynote by Prof. Dr. Burkhard Dick, President of the ESCRS.

Everything about the evening, in five cards.
11 September, The Pelligon, London. Seats are limited.

Cataract surgeons spend thousands of hours over an eyepiece. OPERA moves the image to the screen — and the surgeon upright.
See it in London, 11 September.

Two 4K-UHD sensors, in 2D and 3D, with enhanced depth of field — so fine anatomical structures stay readable.
See it in London, 11 September.

Teaching used to mean waiting for your turn at the eyepiece. Now the whole room sees the same image, at the same moment.
See it in London, 11 September.

The president of the congress opens the evening in London.
11 September, The Pelligon. Register while places last.

An evening in five parts. London, 11 September.
What to expect — from the first glass to the first hands-on.

Eight days to London. The programme, the place, the people.
11 September, The Pelligon — fifteen minutes from the congress venue.

If you are travelling to ESCRS, the launch is the evening before — fifteen minutes from the congress venue. Registration closes soon.

Congress by day. Launch by night.
The Pelligon, fifteen minutes from the ESCRS venue. 11 September.

For eight weeks we showed you edges. Here is the whole thing.
Heidelberg OPERA — a fully digital platform for ophthalmic surgery. See it live at ESCRS.

Five things that make Heidelberg OPERA a fully digital platform.
Full specifications on the product page.

Letzte Story der Kampagne. Der CTA steht jetzt auf Demo am Messestand.