The Shanghai International Ophthalmology and Optometry Technology and Equipment Expo (COOC) was founded in 1999 and is one of the earliest professional exhibitions for ophthalmology and optometry in China. It has gained high recognition from the industry due to its domestic and international influence and quality services. The exhibition has grown alongside the Chinese ophthalmology and optometry industry, striving to build an exchange platform for ophthalmology and optometry between China and the world. Together, we work towards progress in ophthalmology and optometry, driven by passion and supported by integrity and service. (The content of this article is owned by Juzhan Network, and unauthorized forwarding is prohibited.)

Products need booths, exchanges need platforms, competition needs stages, newcomers need stages, and academia needs podiums. The Shanghai International Ophthalmology and Optometry Technology and Equipment Exhibition (COOC) has successfully become an important exhibition in the ophthalmology field. We will continue to serve clinical practice with our original intention, providing a professional academic platform for clinical doctors to exchange, showcase, and learn.

The Shanghai International Ophthalmology and Optometry Technology and Equipment Exhibition (COOC) has established itself as a benchmark in the ophthalmology and optometry industry. For future exhibitions, we will open up more new sections, such as inviting conference representatives to participate in various activities on-site at the exhibition: excellent paper lecture theater, Wet/Dry Lab practical area; providing exhibitors with more opportunities to showcase new products: innovative product display area, etc. We believe that all these measures can open up more channels for conference representatives to learn and practice on-site, attracting more distributors and agents to exhibitors. At the same time, we cleverly connect the exhibition hall and conference areas, creating a dynamic route that allows conference representatives to travel more conveniently between the exhibition hall and the conference area.