Hundred Vision has returned from the World Ophthalmology Congress 2026 in Prague, following several days of scientific exchange, industry dialogue and international collaboration within the global ophthalmology community.
Held from 26 to 29 June, WOC 2026 brought together ophthalmologists, researchers, clinicians and technology providers from around the world. For Hundred Vision, the congress provided an opportunity to contribute to the scientific programme, present its work in amblyopia care and introduce its growing portfolio of digital eye-care solutions to an international audience.
Contributions to the Scientific Programme
Hundred Vision CEO Matic Vogric participated in two sessions focused on amblyopia and the role of digital innovation in modern eye care.
During the Pediatric Ophthalmology Presentation Pods Session, he presented Modern approaches to amblyopia, addressing current perspectives on the management of one of the most common childhood visual disorders.
Later in the congress, Matic took part in the E-Poster Walk Session with Personalization of amblyopia treatment through digital innovative tools. The presentation explored how technology can support more individualised treatment pathways and help bring greater flexibility and accessibility to vision care.
Introducing Eye Hero to an International Audience
Throughout the congress, the Hundred Vision team showcased Eye Hero, the company’s innovative vision training software, and discussed its ongoing clinical work with visitors from across the ophthalmology sector..
Conversations at the event centred on the growing importance of digital tools in eye care, particularly in supporting clinicians and patients through more engaging, personalised and data-informed treatment approaches.
The congress also provided a valuable setting to share Hundred Vision’s wider vision for the future: a connected portfolio of digital solutions designed to support eye-care professionals and improve the patient experience.
Insights from the Global Eye-Care Community
Alongside Hundred Vision’s own contributions, WOC 2026 offered a broad scientific programme reflecting the range and pace of innovation across contemporary ophthalmology.
Across the congress, sessions addressed topics including pediatric ophthalmology and strabismus, amblyopia, myopia, glaucoma, cataract and refractive surgery, corneal care, retina, neuro-ophthalmology, ocular oncology and pathology, vision rehabilitation, international eye care, and artificial intelligence and telemedicine.
The programme also included discussions on clinical diagnostics, regenerative medicine, digital innovation, surgical advances and evolving approaches to personalised patient care. For the Hundred Vision team, the congress provided a valuable setting to follow developments across the field and to exchange perspectives with colleagues working at the intersection of clinical practice, research and technology.
These discussions highlighted the continued importance of collaboration in advancing eye care and of developing solutions that respond to both clinical needs and the everyday experience of patients.
New Connections and Future Collaboration
Beyond the scientific programme, WOC 2026 created an important opportunity for the Hundred Vision team to meet new experts, researchers and potential partners from across the global ophthalmology community.
The conversations held in Prague opened the door to promising future collaborations and provided valuable insight into the challenges and opportunities shaping the future of eye care.
As Hundred Vision continues to develop digital solutions for vision care, events such as the World Ophthalmology Congress remain an important platform for sharing knowledge, building partnerships and contributing to the wider conversation around innovation in ophthalmology.
Hundred Vision would like to thank everyone who visited the team, attended the presentations and connected with us during WOC 2026 in Prague. We look forward to continuing these conversations in the months ahead.
