Here are four insights:
1. The company will use the funding for the commercial launch of its Machine-vision Image Guided Surgery system.
2. The funding will also go toward developing features for the spine and cranial surgical navigation pipeline.
3. The Machine-vision Image Guided Surgery system features Flash Registration and Flash Fix technology, permitting spine surgeons to complete spinal registration in seconds.
4. Additionally, the system uses visible light which eradicates intraoperative radiation exposure.
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