FOR MEDICAL DEVICE COMPANIES
Your platform.
Our intelligence.
A shared path forward.
Integrate surgical perception, navigation and robotics into your solutions through a flexible, non-exclusive development partnership.
AI + ROBOTICS AS A SERVICE
Extend what makes
your business strong.
REDEFINE SURGERY / FOR MEDICAL DEVICE COMPANIES
You bring the implant portfolio, clinical relationships, procedure expertise and route to market. Redefine brings a developing intelligence platform that connects anatomy, guidance and physical tools.
Together, we can define a differentiated solution around your surgical workflow and commercial strategy, with an agreed anatomy, field of use, technical scope and deployment plan.
A COMPLEMENTARY MODEL
We scale the technology.
You bring it to your market.
REDEFINE CONTRIBUTES
Intelligence infrastructure
Computer vision and registration
Surgical AI and procedure understanding
Navigation and robotic building blocks
Engineering and technical development
PARTNER CONTRIBUTES
Product and market expertise
Implants, instruments and clinical workflows
Surgeon relationships and field insight
Commercial and distribution capabilities
Agreed quality and regulatory responsibilities
INTEGRATION OPPORTUNITIES
Choose your starting point.
Add spatial understanding.
Explore perception technology that connects anatomy and instruments to your planning or navigation workflow.
Bring the plan to your tools.
Co-develop the bridge between a patient-specific plan, an intuitive user experience and the instruments surgeons already use.
01 / Vision & registration
The integration can begin with a single capability or a broader co-developed system. Interfaces and availability are assessed for each program.
Anatomy recognition and registration
Instrument tracking requirements
Planning and visualization integration
Implant-specific workflows
Instrument geometry and guidance
Application-specific user interfaces
02 / Navigation & guidance
Select the right physical interface.
Explore compact robotic guidance, handheld concepts or arm-based configurations suited to your surgical task.
Adjustable guides and micro-robotics
Handheld tool integration
Partner-specific robotic end effectors
03 / Robotics & execution
Build a learning foundation.
Define a procedure-data strategy and a path toward contextual guidance, with clear responsibilities and data permissions.
Procedure understanding and expert input
Data-use and governance framework
Long-term Surgical Mentor development
04 / Surgical intelligence
FROM FIT TO DEPLOYMENT
A defined path to
a co-developed solution.
01 / ALIGN
Define the application.
Identify the anatomy, procedure, user, care setting and commercial objectives. Agree where an enabling technology can create value.
02 / SCOPE
Establish feasibility.
Review technical interfaces, tools, implants, workflow and integration requirements. Set measurable development goals
03 / DEVELOP
Build and validate.
Co-develop the solution with surgeon input. Define verification, validation, quality and regulatory responsibilities.
04 / DEPLOY
Prepare for market.
Plan manufacturing, clinical support, education, service and distribution under an agreed commercial arrangement.
THE PARTNERSHIP STRUCTURE
Open architecture.
Clear commitments.
Our approach supports non-exclusive licensing and co-developed solutions, tailored to a defined anatomy and field of use.
Agreed technical scope and development milestones
Defined anatomic application and intended use
Clear intellectual property and data-use terms
Joint regulatory and commercialization planning
Commercial structure aligned to deployment and scale
A FOUNDING COLLABORATION
Catalyst OrthoScience
+ Redefine Surgery
Catalyst OrthoScience is Redefine’s Founding Partner in developing surgical intelligence for shoulder arthroplasty.
The collaboration brings together shoulder-focused product expertise and Redefine’s intelligence platform—a concrete example of our partner-first model.
PARTNERSHIP QUESTIONS
Make the fit concrete.
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Our core role is to develop surgical intelligence and enabling technology that can be embedded into partner solutions. Partners contribute implant and procedure expertise along with their commercial capabilities.
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Our stated platform model is non-exclusive. Each agreement defines the relevant anatomy, field of use, development scope, rights and commercial responsibilities.
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That is one of the integration paths we can assess. Feasibility depends on the product architecture, instruments, intended use and performance requirements. A technical review establishes what is practical.
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There is no self-service integration represented on this site. Technical interfaces and access are defined through a scoped partner discussion and development program.
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Those responsibilities must be allocated for each co-developed solution. Quality, regulatory strategy, manufacturing, support and distribution are addressed as part of the program scope.
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Your target procedure, current product or workflow, the clinical problem you want to solve and your intended deployment setting. We can then discuss the relevant modules and a practical feasibility scope.