Maxx Orthopedics, Think Surgical to partner on total knee replacements

Think Surgical has entered into a collaboration agreement with Maxx Orthopedics to add Maxx’s implants, including the Freedom Knee System, to Think Surgical’s proprietary database of implant modules for use in its miniature robotic system. 

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Think provides open platform orthopedic surgical robots that support implants from multiple manufacturers. Its database already includes five implant systems from four other implant manufacturers, according to a Feb. 13 press release. 

Maxx’s mini robot system includes a wireless robotic handpiece that assists surgeons in performing total knee replacements and first received FDA clearance in April 2023. 

Adding the Freedom Knee System to THINK Surgical’s database will allow Maxx Orthopedics customers in the U.S. access to robotic-assisted technology for total knee replacements. 

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