For the first time, the Curve Brainlab navigation system is integrated with the KINEVO 900 Robotic Imaging System, Carl Zeiss (Germany)

For the first time in the CIS, a revolutionary solution to integrate an operating microscope with robotic movement and augmented reality functionality has been implemented at City Clinical Hospital No. 7 in Almaty.

Features of the KINEVO 900 robotic imaging system:

Robotic alignment with six degrees of freedom with guided tool (Brainlab Pointer, Zeiss QEVO®, NICO BrainPath®, etc.);
Robotic alignment by trajectories and points with 3 and 6 degrees of freedom;
Following the tip of the navigated instrument and autofocusing on it;
Update navigation to compensate for displaced anatomical structures;
Full integration of the microscope with Spine Navigation software;
Semi-transparent augmented objects introduced in the eyepiece and superimposed on an external monitor (e.g. 3D 4K monitor);
Touch control to rotate microscope projections on the navigation screen;
Various picture-in-picture modes (e.g. 2D navigation, tractography information, augmented object overlay, etc.)
Ergonomic remote control (via handle) with overhead menu on projection display;
Visualisation of the entered planned structures as contours in the eyepiece;
Microscope tracking with visualisation of the optical axis and focal point at the tip of the instrument.