Four key insights:
1. The vending machines will be utilized to house, track and dispense Xenco’s disposable spine surgery implant and instrument systems, which consist of a durable composite polymer.
2. The machines aim to increase OR efficiency and eradicate the internal logistics linked with the autoclave process.
3. Wi-Fi-enabled, and featuring a large touchscreen, it utilizes an elevator-based system to collect each product and distribute for surgery.
4. The technology features tutorials and a virtual assistant called Ezra and enables surgeons to send real-time alerts to Xenco’s headquarters.
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