Innovation
We are committed to developing cutting-edge technology adapted from aviation systems for the operating room
Beyeonics Surgical is a medical technology company developing surgeon-centered visualization solutions.
The company leverages cutting-edge imaging and head-mounted display technologies originally developed for aerospace applications, to build the future of operation theaters- the surgical cockpit.
Beyeonics is a spinoff of Elbit Systems, the worldwide leader in head-mounted display solutions for fixed-wing aircraft and helicopter pilots and a pioneer developer of imaging systems for airborne and satellite applications.
The Beyeonics One, our first company’s product, is an ophthalmic surgical microscope which provides ergonomic visualization of the surgical field and display pre and intra operative information upon demand. Future products in development include visualization systems for other surgical applications (e.g. Neurosurgery (brain and spine), ENT, and plastic surgery) as well as endoscopic procedures.
We are committed to developing cutting-edge technology adapted from aviation systems for the operating room
We are committed to developing cutting-edge technology adapted from aviation systems for the operating room
Focusing on providing operator-centered solutions for high resolution visualization, comfort and enhancement of surgeon capabilities
Focusing on providing operator-centered solutions for high resolution visualization, comfort and enhancement of surgeon capabilities
We are dedicated to improve patient safety and surgical outcomes
We are dedicated to improve patient safety and surgical outcomes
Head of the Ophthalmology Department, Tel Aviv medical center, Israel. Lead medical consultant to Beyeonics
Managing partner retinal consultants of Arizona; Phoenix, Arizona. Clinical professor at USC Roski Eye Institute, Keck School of Medicine, University of Southern California
Los Angeles, California
Head of posterior segment service, Tel Aviv medical center, Israel.
La Visualizzazione Aumentata in chirurgia oftalmica, dai demoni elettrici, ai jet, alla sala
