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OCULUS Surgical, Inc held an expansion announcement ceremony on 7 February 2019 on the future site of the company's planned 55 000-square-foot manufacturing facility in the Tradition Center for Commerce in Port St Lucie, FL.

"We look forward growing and expanding our manufacturing footprint in Port St. Lucie's vibrant community of Tradition," said Bob Zatarain, CEO of OCULUS Surgical.

Christian Kirchhübel and Rainer Kirchhübel, CEOs of the parent company OCULUS Optikgeräte GmbH, said they are very proud to be enlarging the OCULUS Surgical business in Port St. Lucie. "It is difficult to overstate our enthusiasm for Port St. Lucie and this project. The new people, space, equipment and technologies planned for this project will be of great assistance in maintaining our competitive position," said Ross McDonough, director of quality and regulatory affairs for OCULUS Surgical.

During this week’s city council meeting of the city of Port St. Lucie, FL, OCULUS took stage and presented the plans for enhancing our presence in the US.

OCULUS thanks the city council, as well as the economic development council of Port St. Lucie for the great hospitality and opportunity.

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OCULUS Optikgeräte GmbH is pleased to announce that its entity, OCULUS Surgical, Inc. has acquired Insight Instruments. This purchase will include all manufacturing of Insight which will strengthen OCULUS’ manufacturing expertise and capabilities that will drive future growth in the surgical, diagnostic & optometric arena. Contact information for both OCULUS Surgical and Insight Instruments will remain the same at this time. View Press release >

The new OCULUS WiFi HD Mini lens for the BIOM® system has a reduced diameter of 17 mm and, like all OCULUS lenses, guarantees high quality, wide field of view and high definition resolution.

The new WiFi HD Mini lens provides additional space in the surgical field thanks to its reduced diameter feature, while allowing for a full range of procedures, including ILM peelings and work in the periphery by torqueing the eye and indenting the sclera.

We listened to surgeons who are using the WiFi HD lens (golden lens) which provides a wide field of view and depth of field. However, sometimes they would appreciate a couple of millimeters more space for the instruments, where certain procedures are concerned. OCULUS was able to conceive a new lens with a diameter of only 17 mm, the new WiFi HD Mini lens, to meet exactly these needs.