GEYEDANCE approaches significant project milestone with in-vivo evaluation

We are excited to announce that we are preparing for the final in-vivo tests of GEYEDANCE, which will take place in the last week of August in Diest, Belgium.

During these tests, our developed features and technologies will be evaluated by surgeons in an in-vivo setting, allowing us to gather crucial data and demonstrate the capabilities and advantages of the overall system.

This milestone will mark the end of our project, showcasing the readiness and effectiveness of our innovations.

Stay tuned for updates!

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