Minimal Access Surgery, Accessible for Everyone.

OUR MISSION

Robotic Surgery with
a Different Vision

Accessible

Designed to be the 1st robotic system for every surgeon with affordable operational costs and surgeon training.

Interoperable

Intends to augment laparoscopic surgery and existing infrastructure.

On-Demand

Aims to bring the surgeon back to the patient by enabling sterile consoles, open displays and overall smaller size.

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THE ARTICULUS ECOSYSTEM

The Perfect On-Demand
Laparoscopic System

Designed for independent or interoperable use with existing infrastructure

Rapid Sterile Deployment

The system is sterile, docks and undocks  fast, open console therefore allows the surgeon to be more present and lead the team.

Simplified Inventory

Low inventory requirement with more universal tools enabling a system that can be used across departments.

Affordable for All

The system is low cost both capital and operational, hence less pressure on hospitals and clinics to force use the system to recover the cost.

Ease of Use

Easier to train the surgeon and the operating staff, and simpler docking and placement procedures, analogous to laparoscopy.

Small Footprint

With low space requirement, the system is compact and portable, can be stowed easily.

Supported by

“Surgeons who use the robotic system find that for many procedures it enhances precision, flexibility and control during the operation and allows them to better see the site, compared with traditional techniques. Using robotic surgery, surgeons can perform delicate and complex procedures that may have been difficult or impossible with other methods.”

Mayo Clinic Rochester, Minnesota, U.S.A

However like any other technological advance, Robotic Surgery too comes with a heavy price tag... At present, the scope for robotics in India is limited because of cost considerations. The future of robotic surgery in India also will depend on the same factor.

Indian Journal of Urology

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