Under the partnership, Think will add the LinkSymphoKnee system to the database for the TMini system, the robotics company said in a Feb. 12 news release.
The TMini robot has a wireless robotic handpiece to help surgeons with total knee replacements. The LinkSymphoKnee addition will help expand access to robot-assisted technology in the U.S.
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