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SCHWIND eye-tech-solutions is a specialist for eyesight surgery offering eye laser systems, treatment planning software and diagnostic instruments for ophthalmologists.

Last updated September 16, 2026

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Overview

SCHWIND eye-tech-solutions describes itself as a specialist for eyesight surgery. Its product areas cover advanced eye laser systems, safe treatment planning and high precision diagnostic instruments. The laser portfolio includes the femtosecond laser SCHWIND ATOS and the excimer laser family SCHWIND AMARIS, including the AMARIS 1050RS, 750S and 500E, alongside the Signature Line and the SCHWIND SIRIUS+ diagnostic system. The company also provides customer care services including training, application support and technical support, and maintains a SCHWIND Portal, an online doctor search and an online distributor search.

History

SCHWIND eye-tech-solutions presents itself as a specialist for eyesight surgery. Its product areas comprise advanced eye laser systems, safe treatment planning and high precision diagnostic instruments. The laser systems portfolio includes the femtosecond laser SCHWIND ATOS, which enables minimally invasive lenticule extraction as well as flap creation in FemtoLASIK, and the excimer laser product family SCHWIND AMARIS, which provides a comprehensive treatment portfolio for refractive and therapeutic corneal surgery. The AMARIS family includes the SCHWIND AMARIS 1050RS, described as one of the world's highest performance eye laser systems for corneal surgery, as well as the AMARIS 750S and AMARIS 500E. The company also offers the Signature Line, described as defining the signature of excellence in refractive and therapeutic care, and the SCHWIND SIRIUS+ diagnostic system, which combines a 3D Scheimpflug camera with Placido topography. In September 2026, SCHWIND introduced Signature Line, SCHWIND ATRIUM and EASE at ESCRS 2026, described as bringing technology, data and treatment workflows closer together.

Products and positioning

Specialist for eyesight surgery; provider of advanced eye laser systems, treatment planning and high precision diagnostic instruments for refractive and therapeutic corneal surgery.

  • SCHWIND ATOS

    Femtosecond laser enabling minimally invasive lenticule extraction as well as flap creation in FemtoLASIK; combines innovative technology and intelligent design for safety and precision in refractive corneal surgery.

  • SCHWIND AMARIS 1050RS

    Described as one of the world's highest performance eye laser systems for corneal surgery, deploying advanced technologies to offer high speed, precision and safety.

  • SCHWIND AMARIS 750S

    Eye laser system combining many achievements in corneal surgery technology, offering exceptional speed, precision, safety and ease of use.

  • SCHWIND AMARIS 500E

    Fast, efficient and precise eye laser system for corneal surgery in a compact, space-saving package.

  • SCHWIND SIRIUS+

    Diagnostic system combining a 3D Scheimpflug camera and Placido topography to provide precise data on corneal thickness and corneal wavefront, with up to 100 corneal pachymetry sections per acquisition.

  • SCHWIND C-eye

    Puts modern CXL technology together with SCHWIND AMARIS excimer lasers.

  • SCHWIND CAM

    Treatment planning solution with modules for refractive laser correction, presbyopia and therapeutic treatments.

  • SCHWIND Signature Line

    Described as defining the signature of excellence in refractive and therapeutic care.

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    Schwind launches ATOS femtosecond laser[5]

    Schwind eye-tech-solutions launched the ATOS femtosecond laser platform, which supports femtoLASIK and lenticule extraction using SmartSight technology.

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