GEYEDANCE: AI Guidance

for Robot-Assisted
Eye Surgery

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WHAT IS IT

Towards the world first assistive robotic platform for safe and efficient retina surgery procedures.

An innovative technology that integrates advanced

AI methods into a surgical robotic system with an intuitive and multi-modal user interface.

A human-centric AI that supports professionals in trustworthy hybrid decision-making with less training and lower mental fatigue.

A market-ready technology: the project aims to generate tangible and “close-to-certification" technology reaching a Technology Readiness Level of 7 (or even higher).

Democratizing retina surgery

GEYEDANCE technology aims at answering a big unmet socio-economic challenge, providing retina surgery for those patients that are currently treated inadequately or even not treated because of the lack of personnel.

Points of Strength

This is how the GEYEDANCE project will translate methods from Artificial Intelligence to the area of surgical robotics, for an advanced user support in order to reduce the mental and physical load of the surgeon.

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The CE certified robot platform PSS (Preceyes Surgical System) from project partner ZEISS

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A prototype for a Common-Path OCT (optical coherence tomography) system with extended measurement depth from ACMIT

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AI-components developed by two EU leadinggroups ALTAIR Robotics Lab at University of Verona and ARTORG Center at University of Bern

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A board of world-wide leading eye surgeons, led by University of Ferrara will provide user insight and evaluate the results

Latest News

GEYEDANCE final report successfully completed

We are proud to announce the successful completion of the GEYEDANCE project (Project No. 101070443), titled “AI Guidance for Robot-Assisted Eye Surgery”, funded by the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme. Project duration was 36 months, from September 2022 until August 2025 – the final project review with external experts took place in October …

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GEYEDANCE publication at the IEEE Robotics and Automation Letters

We are pleased to highlight a recent IEEE publication from the GEYEDANCE project: “Distance-Based Shared Control for Vitreoretinal Surgery”. The work introduces a robotic assistance approach that uses real‑time distance sensing to help surgeons navigate safely around fragile ocular structures. This research aligns strongly with GEYEDANCE’s mission to enhance surgical precision through human‑centred intelligent robotic …

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GEYEDANCE at CRAS & COSUR 2025

The 14th edition of the Conference on New Technologies for Computer/Robot Assisted Surgery (CRAS 2025) took place at the University of Lisbon, Portugal, from September 10–12, 2025. Dr. Nicola Piccinelli (ALTAIR Robotics Lab, Department of Engineering for Innovation Medicine, University of Verona) presented the progress of the GEYEDANCE project in his oral presentation entitled: “A …

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