For the first time, the Curve Brainlab navigation system has been integrated with the KINEVO 900 Robotic Visualization System by Carl Zeiss (Germany)

For the first time in the CIS countries, a revolutionary solution integrating a surgical microscope with functional capabilities of robotic movement and augmented reality has been implemented at City Clinical Hospital No. 7 in Almaty.

Features of the KINEVO 900 robotic visualization system:

• Robotic alignment with six degrees of freedom using a guided instrument (Brainlab Pointer, Zeiss QEVO®, NICO BrainPath®, etc.);
• Robotic alignment along trajectories and points with 3 and 6 degrees of freedom;
• Following the tip of the navigated instrument and auto-focusing on it;
• Navigation update to compensate for shifted anatomical structures;
• Complete integration of the microscope with Spine Navigation software;
• Semi-transparent augmented objects injected into the eyepiece and overlaid on an external monitor (e.g., 4K 3D monitor);
• Touch control for rotating 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 an overlay menu on the heads-up display;
• Visualization of injected planned structures as contours in the eyepiece;
• Microscope tracking with visualization of the optical axis and focal point at the instrument tip.