Focusing on the 4K 3D Surgical Microscope VOMS-400, and 3D Laparoscopy

SOMETECH, a domestic manufacturer of 3D laparoscopes and surgical microscopes, announced on the 23rd that it participated in the world’s largest medical device exhibition, 'MEDICA 2023,' held annually in Düsseldorf, Germany.

The MEDICA exhibition is the world's largest medical device trade fair, covering major fields such as diagnostic medicine, digital healthcare, medical imaging diagnostic devices, laboratory technologies, mobile healthcare, physiotherapy/orthopedic technologies, medical consumables, and more. Around 5,000 companies from across the globe participated this year, showcasing new products and technologies. After the COVID-19 pandemic, SOMETECH made a strong comeback at MEDICA.

SOMETECH participated in the exhibition from November 13th to 16th, operating a booth where it showcased its flagship product, the 4K 3D surgical microscope VOMS-400, alongside other products such as the 3D laparoscopes (VLS-200, COT-200), the 4K endoscopy system (VES-400), as well as its steady-seller products ST-501 and DCS-pro.

The 4K 3D surgical microscope, in particular, is based on cutting-edge optical technology, providing clear image quality and depth perception.

A company official commented, “Doctors and buyers from around the world praised SOMETECH’s new products, and many export consultations were conducted, which helped to raise awareness of SOMETECH’s technological capabilities globally.”

He added, “We left a strong impression on our existing buyers, and new customers were also captivated, allowing us to feel the growing demand. SOMETECH plans to focus on expanding product sales across Asia, particularly in regions with increasing demand, such as the Middle East, Africa, and Latin America.”

Meanwhile, SOMETECH is planning to participate in ARAB HEALTH at the end of January next year and will continue to promote its products, ensuring that it remains competitive against global rivals while highlighting the strengths of its various product lines.

Source: Medical News

Translated from Korean.

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