2026
This year Brain Navi is bringing our surgical navigation robot NaoTrac, to 2 major neurosurgical events in Europe: EANS & WSSFN.
"I had a great experience using the Krystolens neuroendoscope. Having an all-in-one set means I don't need extra surgical instrument preparation. The visual quality is clear, and it has enough working channel to comfortably operate the surgical instruments."
According to Dr. Younes, NaoTrac has been able to help doctors to perform brain biopsies faster, easier, safer, and with better precision compared to traditional methods.
Brain Navi Biotechnology is set to exhibit at MEDICAL FAIR ASIA 2026 in Singapore, marking the first-ever physical showcase of NaoTrac in Southeast Asia.
2026
"I had a great experience using the Krystolens neuroendoscope. Having an all-in-one set means I don't need extra surgical instrument preparation. The visual quality is clear, and it has enough working channel to comfortably operate the surgical instruments."
This year Brain Navi is bringing our surgical navigation robot NaoTrac, to 2 major neurosurgical events in Europe: EANS & WSSFN.
According to Dr. Younes, NaoTrac has been able to help doctors to perform brain biopsies faster, easier, safer, and with better precision compared to traditional methods.
Brain Navi Biotechnology is set to exhibit at MEDICAL FAIR ASIA 2026 in Singapore, marking the first-ever physical showcase of NaoTrac in Southeast Asia.
Brain Navi Biotechnology announced that its single-use neuroendoscope, KrystoLens, has officially received TFDA certification.
Precision and minimally invasive are more than technical goals—they are a pledge to uphold patient dignity. In the high-stakes realm of neurosurgery, where the brain’s complexity leaves only a millimeter of room for error, the demand for perfection is redefining the future of medical innovation.
NaoTrac neurosurgical navigation robot has officially received medical device approval from India’s CDSCO.
The KrystoLens wins the “Innovative Medical Devices and Diagnostic Technology Award" under the 22nd National Innovation Awards.
These heart-wrenching words came from the family of a 56-year-old patient. A sudden fall in the bathroom led to a severe brain stroke.