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Let’s Talk Medtech
I've Got Surgical Robots on My Mind
Sep 7, 2023
Guest Gregory Fischer, Founder & CEO of AiM Medical Robotics, discusses the surgical robotics landscape and the development of a compact, MRI-compatible surgical robot. They also explore the importance of procedural precision, advancements in surgical robotics, and the growing number of companies in this field.
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- AIM Medical Robotics specializes in developing compact MRI-compatible surgical robots for neurosurgery, enabling precise and efficient procedures.
- By leveraging real-time MRI imaging and surgical navigation software, AIM Medical Robotics eliminates the need for manual adjustments and ensures continuous updates to the procedure plan, improving accuracy and reducing the need for repeat procedures.
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Key Point 1: Development of AIM Medical Robotics
AIM Medical Robotics is a company focused on developing MRI-compatible surgical robots for precision procedures, particularly in neurosurgery. The company was founded in 2018 and has licensed technology developed under research grants to bring their robots to market. They aim to provide real-time imaging during procedures to ensure accurate targeting and delivery of therapies or tissue samples.
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