Support in the OR: The interaction of robotic systems and surgeons

Imagine performing brain surgery with just one click—seamlessly, precisely, and in record time. NaoTrac, the innovative robotic-assisted system from Brain Navi Biotechnology Co., Ltd., offers potential to improve neurosurgery by integrating AI and machine vision. With a single command, the robot autonomously registers patients, aligns imaging, and prepares for surgery – all within 30 seconds. Surgeons only need to fix the instruments, and NaoTrac takes care of the rest.

But robotics is not only transforming neurosurgery – it is also shaping the future of laparoscopic procedures across all surgical disciplines. AKTORmed GmbH provides a robotic-assisted system, that lets surgeons gain a 360-degree view, controlling the camera with a zero to 90-degree angle for maximum precision. In complex procedures requiring multiple instruments, the system enables assistants to work more effectively, freeing up their hands for critical tasks.

At MEDICA 2024, these supporting technologies showcased options to redefine surgical workflows. Experience the interactions of robotic systems and surgeons in our video report.

Source: MEDICA-tradefair.com