OPTOPOL Technology at IPS Bern 2026: Seeing the Complete Picture

OPTOPOL Technology is heading to Switzerland this August for the XXVIth International Visual Field and Imaging Symposium (IPS Bern 2026), organised by the International Perimetric Society. The event takes place from 18 to 21 August 2026 at the University of Bern (UniS), bringing together leading researchers, clinicians, and industry experts from around the world to explore the latest advances in perimetry, imaging, and glaucoma research.

Structure and function, working together

Visual fields and retinal imaging tell two different parts of the same story. That principle sits at the heart of IPS Bern 2026, and it’s a natural fit for OPTOPOL’s portfolio. At Booth 1, visitors will find REVO OCT and OPTOPOL’s PTS perimeters side by side, representing structure and function as two complementary tools in modern ophthalmic diagnostics.

A natural fit for a perimetry pioneer

OPTOPOL has been manufacturing automated perimeters since 2001, placing units in ophthalmic practices worldwide. Paired with REVO, OPTOPOL’s spectral domain OCT platform, the company offers one of the few portfolios that genuinely connects visual field testing with retinal imaging under one roof. A symposium dedicated entirely to this intersection is exactly where that combination belongs.

Four days of science, innovation, and connection

Set in Bern, a UNESCO World Heritage city, IPS Bern 2026 will feature keynote lectures, oral presentations, and poster sessions covering the newest research in visual field testing and glaucoma diagnostics. For OPTOPOL, congresses like this are more than an exhibition; they are an opportunity to listen directly to clinicians, understand their evolving needs, and translate that knowledge into the next generation of diagnostic tools.

Meet us in Bern

📅 18–21 August 2026
📍 University of Bern (UniS), Schanzeneckstrasse 1, 3012 Bern, Switzerland
🔬 Booth 1

Come find us at Booth 1. Let’s talk about seeing more.

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