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Eindhoven, The Netherlands, June 4, 2019 – Preceyes B.V. has received CE marking approval for its PRECEYES Surgical System R1.1 to assist trained surgeons during vitreoretinal surgical tasks in patients requiring vitreoretinal intervention under local or general anesthesia. The use Read more…

Eindhoven, 15 May 2019 – Precision and accuracy are precisely what’s needed when eye surgeons perform a procedure called an epiretinal membrane (ERM) peel. And a Dutch robotics company, Preceyes (Eindhoven, the Netherlands) in combination with the Rotterdam Eye Hospital Read more…

DARE!! is an accredited test house that performs full compliant EMC measurements in the field of EMC legislation. Hundreds of products are tested every year. A few designs that stand out in EMC and/or safety are awarded. This time the Read more…

Eindhoven, 11 September 2018 – Preceyes B.V. will demonstrate the PRECEYES surgical System at Euretina 2018 in Vienna. Interested surgeons will be able to test the system and perform a robot-assisted peeling on a model. The 30-minute demonstration involves an Read more…

A virtual reality simulator from VRmagic is going to be used in a study at Rigshospitalet – Glostrup in Copenhagen, Denmark, to investigate the benefits of a robotic assistance system for ocular surgery developed by Preceyes B.V.

Eindhoven, 21 February 2018 – Preceyes B.V. (Eindhoven, the Netherlands) and partners developed and integrated a distance sensor in Preceyes’ robot. The sensor measures the distance of an instrument to the retina in real time. The integrated device has been Read more…

Eindhoven, 4 September 2017 – Rigshospitalet (Copenhagen, DK) and Preceyes B.V. (Eindhoven, NL) have entered into a collaboration to research the benefits of robotic assistance for training, learning curves and performance of eye surgeons.

Rotterdam, June 19, 2017 – The Rotterdam Eye Hospital and Preceyes B.V. have entered into a strategic collaboration for the clinical development of Preceyes’ robot for ophthalmic surgery.

Eindhoven, 27 December 2016 – Surgeons at Oxford’s John Radcliffe Hospital used Preceyes’ robot for prolonged delivery of a drug in the eye, a world’s first using robotic assistance.