FOR SURGEONS
The future of surgery
should be built with you.
Your experience, judgment and daily workflow can help shape tools that make surgical expertise more useful—and more widely available.
REDEFINE SURGERY / FOR SURGEONS
SURGEON-LED DEVELOPMENT
Start with what matters
in your operating room.
Useful technology begins with a real clinical need. We work with surgeons to understand the steps that require judgment, the tasks that create friction and the places where guidance could make a difference.
Our approach is to build around the way surgery is actually performed: preserve the surgeon’s control, support familiar techniques and select the right amount of technology for the procedure.
WAYS TO CONTRIBUTE
Bring your expertise.
Choose how to participate.
01 / ADVISE
Shape the clinical priorities.
Help define the surgical problem, evaluate concepts and identify where perception, guidance or robotic assistance would be most valuable.
Workflow discovery and product feedback
Instrument and interface evaluation
Procedure-specific design input
Participation is shaped around your interests, specialty and the needs of each development program.
Help build the evidence.
Discuss laboratory evaluation, study design and future research collaborations aligned with your expertise and institutional requirements.
Technical and workflow evaluation
Cadaveric and preclinical collaboration
Study questions and validation design
03 / REACH
Make expert technique teachable.
Help articulate the reasoning behind critical surgical decisions and identify the context a learning system needs to understand them.
Expert demonstrations and annotation
Procedural steps and decision points
Technique and educational input
04 / COLLABORATE
02 / RESEARCH
Help connect cases to learning.
Explore a structured data collaboration that defines how procedure information may be collected and used under an agreed framework.
Defined permissions and data use
Ownership addressed in the agreement
Institutional and research alignment
HOW COLLABORATION BEGINS
A conversation first.
A focused program next.
You do not need to arrive with a technical specification. Start with the procedure you know and the problem you want to solve.
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Share your specialty, procedure interests, clinical setting and the workflow challenges you encounter.
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Meet the team and discuss where your expertise aligns with current development or research priorities.
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Agree a specific scope, responsibilities, relevant institutional requirements and any data or advisory terms before work begins.
A PRINCIPLE OF COLLABORATION
Expertise is personal.
Trust is foundational.
Our surgeon collaboration model is built around respect for clinical judgment and clearly defined data relationships.
Redefine’s stated approach is for clinicians to retain ownership of their data, with permissions and licenses defined through the relevant agreement. Research participation, data use and institutional responsibilities are scoped before a program begins.
BEFORE YOU GET INVOLVED
Common questions.
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Orthopedics is our starting point, including shoulder, knee, hip and foot and ankle applications. We also welcome discussions about arthroscopy, endoscopy and other procedures where surgical perception and guidance may be valuable.
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We are building an open platform intended for integration with multiple device partners. The scope of any evaluation or development program will depend on the specific application and compatibility requirements.
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Yes. Tell us about your procedure and interests, and we can discuss the appropriate technical demonstration and current development status.
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This page is an invitation to discuss advisory, research and development collaboration. It is not enrollment in a clinical trial or an offer to invest.
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Please use the introduction form only for professional contact information and a description of your interests. Do not send patient information or recordings through this site; any data exchange is arranged separately under the appropriate agreement.