白皮书合作 | 《2026全球眼科创新白皮书》共建计划

Core Insights - The "2026 Global Ophthalmic Innovation White Paper" will be officially released at the Second Global Ophthalmic Conference on March 19, 2026, in Beijing, focusing on key areas such as consumer ophthalmology, comprehensive diagnosis and treatment of ocular surface diseases, smart ophthalmic imaging, refractive and optometric innovations, high-end surgical platforms, and preclinical validation [1][8] - The white paper aims to systematically analyze global technological trends and China's innovation ecosystem while presenting typical enterprise cases [1][8] Chapter Summaries Chapter 1: Global Ophthalmic Innovation Landscape - Identifies six structural trends in global ophthalmic innovation [2] Chapter 2: Clinical Real Needs - Highlights unmet clinical needs and commercial opportunities in ophthalmology [3] Chapter 3: Next-Generation Ophthalmic Imaging and AI - Discusses the integration of AI in ophthalmic imaging, emphasizing the standardization and clinical embedding of imaging technologies [3] - 2026 is identified as a pivotal year for the convergence of consumerization and technological innovation in ophthalmology [3] Chapter 4: Refractive and Myopia Medical Innovations - Focuses on the upgrade of diagnosis and service scenarios in refractive and myopia medicine [4] Chapter 5: New Era of Consumer Ophthalmology - Explores market, technology, and model innovations in consumer ophthalmology [5] Chapter 6: High-End Ophthalmic Surgical Platforms - Discusses advancements in high-end surgical platforms and precision instruments [5] Chapter 7: From Prototype to Clinical - Examines the research and validation systems for ophthalmic devices [6] Chapter 8: Annual Observation of Ophthalmic Innovation Enterprises - Provides insights into notable ophthalmic companies and their innovations [6] Chapter 9: Data Insights - Analyzes capital, registration, and product launch trends in the ophthalmic sector [6] Chapter 10: Five-Year Outlook - Identifies structural opportunities for ophthalmic innovation over the next five years [6]