Medtronic Navigation, Inc.

Mazor Robotics Ltd.

Yvan Paitel

Andrew Wald

Justin Kemp

Nikhil Mahendra

Neil F Straka

Timothy J Schaewe

Ryan D Datteri

Trent Begin

Steven L Hartmann

Lilac Muller Muller

Kevin E Mark

Samantha Joanne Preston

Ganesh Saiprasad

Andrew Summers

Shai Ronen

Dany Junio

Ziv Seemann

Adi Sandelson

Rowena Vigh

Dor Kopito

Amir Keret

Elad Ratzabi

Nimrod Dori

Nicholas J Rawluk

Gal Eshed

Bryan Wilson

A robotic navigation system includes a robot base; a robotic arm with a proximal end secured to the robot base, a distal end movable relative to the proximal end, and one or more arm segments between the proximal end and the distal end; a base set of tracking markers secured to the robot base; and at least one additional set of tracking markers secured to the robotic arm.

Split robotic reference frame for navigation

Disclosed is a navigation system. The navigation system may be used to at least assist in a procedure. The system may assist in delineating objects and/or determining physical boundaries of image elements. The system may assist in planning and/or a workflow of the procedure.

System and method for a tracked procedure

A viewing system or imaging system is disclosed that includes optical pieces for viewing a subject. The viewing system may include features that allow an augmented mixed view through eyepieces of the viewing system. The mixed view may include graphical representations that are acquired or determined with information separate from the viewing system.

System and method for viewing a subject

Systems and methods used to perform non-contact patient registration of images for surgical navigation are disclosed. In some embodiments, the systems include a 3-D scanning device to capture spatial data of a region of interest of a patient and a reference frame. A digital mesh model is generated from the spatial data. A reference frame model is registered with the digital mesh model. Anatomical features of the digital mesh model and a patient registration model are utilized to register the digital mesh model with the patient registration model. A position of a surgical instrument is tracked relative to the reference frame and the patient registration model.

Method and system for non-contact patient registration in image-guided surgery

Systems and methods used to perform touchless registration of images for surgical navigation are disclosed. In some embodiments, the systems include a 3-D scanning device to capture spatial data of a region of interest of a patient and a reference frame. A digital mesh model is generated from the spatial data. A reference frame model is registered with the digital mesh model. Anatomical features of the digital mesh model and a patient registration model are utilized to register the digital mesh model with the patient registration model. A position of a surgical instrument is tracked relative to the reference frame and the patient registration model.

A system using images of a subject to assist in visualization of hidden portions of the subject is disclosed. The system may illustrate the images with a wearable display. The images may be displayed in an augmented or mixed reality manner.

System for guided procedures

A system and method is disclosed that can be used to track and navigate an instrument relative to a patient. The system can include an electromagnetic tracking system to track an electromagnetic stimulation probe, such as a transcranial magnetic stimulation probe. The system can, according to various embodiments, provide a tracking device on the probe, track the coil of the probe, provide a field relative to the probe, and determine the position of the patient based upon the field produced by the probe.

Methods and apparatus for electromagnetic navigation of a magnetic stimulation probe

Method and apparatus for electromagnetic navigation of a magnetic stimulation probe

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Yvan Paitel