Eye-tracking camera control; whereby the system can sense the surgeon's eye activity allowing camera control.

The 3D HD visualization provides the surgeon with additional intelligence regarding depth and spatial relation of organs.

Haptic feedback of the platform heightens the surgeon sensing of pressure/tension through alerts if pressure threshold is reached for an added layer of security not currently available elsewhere.

Standard reusable instruments keep costs similar to traditional laparoscopic instruments.

Allows the surgeon to be seated in an ergonomically comfortable position throughout the procedure

A digital fulcrum sets a dynamic virtual pivot point that helps potentially minimize the incision trauma

Open-platform architecture allows use and integration of existing OR technologies to benefit from capital investments and support surgeon preference

Digital laparoscopy maintains familiar motion, ancillary tools and techniques

• Provides surgeon with the ability to control his or her visualization instead of providing verbal direction to a surgical assistant.
• Eye-tracking camera control frees the hands of surgical staff for other in-room activities.

• The robotic arms provide the power of pause, allowing the instruments to remain stable and stationary as the surgeon changes position.

• No direct docking to the patient, minimal docking time; the table can easily be repositioned by simply removing instruments from standard lap trocars to support frequent operating room table movements during surgery.
• Utilizes standard reusable instruments to keep costs similar to those of traditional laparoscopic instruments and an open-platform architecture to integrate with existing operating room technologies.
• The easy and quick setup of the system does not add significant time to the overall procedure.
• The system is designed for a minimal learning curve with familiar laparoscopic motion, trocars, and approach to help quickly achieve efficient and effective clinical operations.
• The open-platform architecture allows for seamless integration of surgeon or hospital vision system preferences.
• Designed to minimize disruptions or interruptions of the procedure flow.

• The 3D HD visualization provides the surgeon with additional intelligence regarding depth and spatial relation of organs, improving confidence and providing an added layer of security.
• The surgeon-controlled visualization decreases the need to work outside the visual field.

• Haptic feedback of the platform heightens the surgeon sensing of pressure/tension through alerts if the pressure threshold is reached, which provides an added layer of security not currently available on any other surgical platform.
• A digital fulcrum sets a dynamic virtual pivot point that helps minimize the incision trauma and limit forces applied on the patient.
• The robotic arms provide stabilization of multiple instruments and the camera, reducing impact of tremors and giving the surgeon more instrument control.

• Allows the surgeon to be seated in an ergonomically comfortable position throughout the procedure or to reposition and maintain a comfortable workspace.

• The eye-tracking provides more surgeon control and less reliance on other operating room staff, reducing the risk of errors associated with suboptimal communication among team members.

• The robotic-assisted arms eliminate the need for a surgeon to maintain awkward instrument positions and static stances.
• The haptic feedback provides additional peace of mind so that the surgeon can remain focused on the procedure.

• The surgeon console allows the surgeon to be seated in a position that minimizes strain and fatigue.