• A trusted partner at the heart of every intervention

  • Surgical precision taken to the highest level

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ROBIN is a collaborative robot designed to interact with and support surgeons during bone resection tasks in total knee arthroplasty (TKA) procedures performed with conventional cutting tools.

ROBIN’s precise and seamless workflow assists the surgeon by providing continuous, real-time feedback and valuable insights tailored to the patient’s specific anatomy, enabling on-the-fly target verification and adjustments.

Once trained and authorized, operating room staff can perform ROBIN-assisted TKAs without the need for a dedicated ROBIN technical specialist in the OR.

ROBIN supports a CT-free (preoperative scan-free) approach, resulting in significant time and cost savings for the hospital.

The ROBIN platform is also designed to accommodate future applications, such as robotic-assisted procedures for unicompartmental knee arthroplasty (UKA) or total hip arthroplasty (THA), in combination with United Orthopedic Corporation advanced solutions.

Key features

Open, modular robotic system

  • Compact, lightweight, easy to use and intuitive to operate
  • Unique modular system: can be used as robotic assistance combined with navigation or navigation alone
  • Open platform for a variety of implant models, including custom designs
  • Smooth surgical workflow with AI-assisted anatomical registration
  • Intrinsic safety features
  • No preoperative CT or MRI scan
  • No technician required
  • Reducing the number of instrument baskets

High-precision human-robot collaboration

But how does a surgical procedure with Robin actually unfold ? Even before the procedure begins, the operating room team carefully prepares the surgical environment to ensure seamless interaction between healthcare professionals and the robotic system. The precise placement of the robot is crucial, allowing for optimal integration with the surgical team and ensuring maximum maneuverability within the operating space. Accurate positioning of the equipment and meticulous calibration of the robotic system are essential to guarantee smooth operations and procedural success throughout the intervention.

During the procedure, the surgeon uses infrared markers to accurately map the patient’s anatomy onto the robot’s interface. These markers enable the robotic system to “visualize” the patient and their movements in real time. As a result, Robin can precisely track the patient’s position and anatomical features, providing highly accurate guidance and optimal alignment throughout the entire surgical procedure.

For sales inquiries, please contact :

Sophie BOPP
Commercial Manager, Robotics – EMEA

United Orthopedic Corporation (Suisse) SA
Y-Parc – Swiss Technopole
Avenue des Sciences 15, 1400 Yverdon, Switzerland
(T) +41 21 634 70 70
(F) +41 21 634 70 76
(M) +41 79 284 48 94

sophie.bopp@unitedorthopedic.com
eu.unitedorthopedic.com

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For technical and maintenance inquiries, please contact :

Christophe MINE
Product Manager, Robotics – EMEA

United Orthopedic Corporation (France) SAS
7 Allée des Peupliers, 54180, Houdemont, France
(T) +33 83 23 39 72
(F) +33 83 23 39 10
(M) +33 777 69 54 27

christophe.mine@unitedorthopedic.com
eu.unitedorthopedic.com

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