Versius is designed to meet the complex needs of laproscopic surgery. It assimilates easily into existing surgical work flows whilst its organic, bio mimicking form and structure allows surgeons to work in a manner that greatly reduces both physical and mental effort. The carefully designed biomechanical replicating joints of the robotic arms mean surgeons are not constrained in their placement of ports to access all surgical quadrants.
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"Versius represents a paradigm shift in surgery"
- Mark Slack
Medical Director at CMR Surgical
Features
ergonomic
Laproscopic surgery is incredibly difficult. It is both physically and mentally taxing. Versius reduces these stresses on the surgeon through ergonomically considered design of the surgeon's console, video game like controls, advanced software and 'fully wristed' instruments with a HD 3D vision system and heads up display.
portable
The compact form factor of Verisus, a fraction of any of its competitors on the market to date, allows it to be deployed across multiple crowded operating theatres. The combination of this minimised and modular design facilitates maximised utilisation of operating theatres and patient throughput.
disruptive economics
Designed to be used by multiple surgical specialties the versatility of this robotic system allows maximum utilisation throughout a hospital. this facilitates the benefits of robotic procedures to more patients in a manner that is cost effective to healthcare providers.
