SOLUTIONS & ROADMAP

The right technology
for the surgical task.

One intelligence platform, expressed through a modular family of vision, navigation and robotic technologies. Designed for different procedures, preferences and care settings.

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A CONFIGURABLE PLATFORM

One vision system.
Your way to operate.

Explore the same shark-fin vision platform on its own, with an articulated robotic arm, alongside compact micro-robotics, or with handheld instruments.

Configuration illustrations show our development direction. Hardware, interfaces and workflows are defined for each application.

THE DEVELOPMENT PORTFOLIO

Start with the workflow.
Choose the form factor.

PERCEPTION + NAVIGATION

MEG Vision System

The spatial foundation of the platform. Computer vision is being developed to recognize exposed anatomy, align it with a surgical plan and track the procedure without conventional tracking arrays.

  • Markerless anatomy registration

  • Three-dimensional surgical perception

  • Navigation and data capture foundation

SURGEON-CONTROLLED EXECUTION

Explore the technologies that can become part of a partner solution. These are development programs, not commercially available products.

COMPACT ROBOTIC GUIDANCE

MEG Micro-Robot

A compact precision platform designed to configure adjustable surgical guides and bring robotic positioning into familiar surgical workflows.

  • Adjustable patient-specific guidance

  • Compact approach to robotic positioning

  • Shared intelligence with the vision platform

GUIDED HANDHELD TOOLS

ROBOTIC COLLABORATION

An adaptable robotic architecture designed to share the same perception and intelligence foundation, with end effectors matched to the procedure.

  • Procedure-specific end effectors

  • Integration with surgical navigation

  • Configurable partner applications

Robotic Arm Systems

Navigated Instruments

Familiar instruments connected to spatial guidance. The goal is to help surgeons carry a plan into the procedure while retaining hands-on control.

  • Guidance within familiar techniques

  • Disposable or reusable instrument concepts

  • Designed for partner-specific workflows

Handheld Surgical Tools

A development direction for handheld instrumentation connected to navigated guidance, with axial reaming and saw-based tool concepts.

  • Real-time orientation guidance

  • Angular adjustment concept

  • Portable handheld form factor

PARTNER-SPECIFIC DEVELOPMENT

Explore how the platform could support your anatomy, surgical technique, instruments or robotic architecture.

Your next solution could start here.

A CONNECTED ROADMAP

Build once.
Enable more.

  1. Establish the spatial foundation

    Develop vision-based registration, anatomy understanding and navigation as reusable capabilities across the product family.

  2. Connect guidance to tools

    Integrate navigated instruments, adjustable guides and compact robotic positioning into specific surgical workflows.

  3. Expand collaborative intelligence

    Develop the Surgical Mentor and support additional physical interfaces as data, validation and clinical requirements evolve.

DEVELOPMENT WITH CLARITY

Each application earns
its own evidence.

Accuracy, workflow performance and clinical suitability depend on the anatomy, configuration and intended use. These must be established through the relevant validation program and regulatory pathway.

Find the right starting point for your solution.