Steadier than any hand. Orvane filters a surgeon's natural tremor and scales every movement down before the instrument moves.
A surgeon's hand trembles around ten times a second. Too small to see, big enough to matter at the tip of an 8 mm instrument. Draw in the panel: grey is the hand, teal is what Orvane sends to the instrument.
The whole operation, through openings smaller than a fingertip.
A 3D view that puts the surgeon's eyes inside the patient.
Motion above 6 Hz is filtered out before it reaches the tip.
Nothing between the surgeon and the patient that doesn't make the work more precise.
Every tool locks onto the arm in seconds and moves exactly as the surgeon's hand does, only smaller and steadier.
Every arm is assembled in a clean room and checked joint by joint with a dial gauge. Then it runs in a mock theatre before it ever meets a surgeon.
We bring Orvane One to your hospital for a full day of hands-on sessions with your surgical team.
