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NaoTrac, the Stereotactic Surgical Navigation Robot for neurosurgery, merges high-precision technology and surgeons’ experience to improve accuracy and results by streamlining surgical procedures and improving the learning curve equipped with Al, Machine Vision, and Robot-Assisted Surgery. Surgical navigation with non-contact registration, pre-operating planning preparation, and choosing the surgery pathway with a 3D vision for precise anatomical location. The unique autonomous procedure allows the surgeon to plan and let NaoTrac act as his assistant.
NaoTrac supports various medical imaging modalities (CT and MRI) and is applicable to procedures such as brain tumor biopsy, deep brain stimulation (DBS), and other stereotactic surgeries. As an innovative solution for neurosurgery, NaoTrac is committed to improving patient recovery outcomes and providing more efficient and safer surgical support for medical institutions.
NaoTrac has received regulatory clearance in Europe, Taiwan, and the United States, including CE Mark, TFDA, and FDA 510(k).

Compatible with standard surgical instruments.

Reduce the pre-operating workflow and save operating time

Merges CT/MR data with 3D image to achieve high accurate surgical pathway.
NaoTrac is the first Autonomous Neurosurgical Navigation Robot, which was developed by the Brain Navi team. The main goal of innovating NaoTrac is to assist the surgeon in having an alternative neurosurgery assistant for high precision. NaoTrac received more than 18 patents in technology, innovation awards, and currently in clinical trials.
NaoTrac’s core technology, SMART( Surface Mapping Auto-registration Technology) platform, is an improvement to the market. It eases the inaccuracies or limitation of current solution, like the movement through a physical connection from tracking target to stationary devices. In addition, NaoTrac is a C-arm / O-arm free solution, providing further accessibility and better user experience while proceeding with surgical navigation.
The SMART (Surface Mapping auto-registration Technology) platform is the exclusive patented technology of Brain Navi Biotechnology. It merges machine vision, robotic technology, and AI Technology to achieve “real-time imaging”, “precise surgery” and “minimal invasive outcome” during surgery. We are targeting to the world’s top ten cancer early treatments as the research and development direction.
Hualien Tzu-Chi Medical Center published a abstract about the EVD placement result on the Europe well-known journal: Acta Neurochirurgica. The result of this report demonstrate that the SMART Technology that embedded on NaoTrac is feasible and fast. The average time spent on the patient registration was 1423.8 seconds. The mean target deviation was 1.68mm, and the mean angular deviation was 1.99 degree, all within the accepted tolerance for minimal tissue damage.
“Using NaoTrac to perform EVD reduces anesthesia time, but it also improves the patient’s well-being through less invasive interventions. Most importantly, it has increased the degree of accuracy of the surgery to 1mm to 2mm,” said Shinn-Zong Lin, M.D. PhD., Superintendent of Hualien Tzu-Chi Medical Center. Ph.D. Dr. Lin also mentioned that “In the fields of immunotherapy, cell transplant, microchip implantation, etc., a high degree of accuracy is required. Therefore, NaoTrac not only executes EVD or tumor resection, but it also has the potential to collaborate with further fields.”
This video delves into the detailed process of the surgery, insights from the surgical team, and the promising future applications of NaoTrac in advancing neurosurgical care.
Illuminating Prone Position Advantages with Neurosurgical Navigation Robot.
NaoTrac-Assisted the ICH Treatment in China Medical University in Taiwan, the ICH treatment for the stroke patient to get quick recovery.
NaoTrac-Assisted New Treatment: A New Hope for Spinocerebellar Ataxia Patients. The NaoTrac performed the Cell Therapy in the prone position.
The Interview with Ph.D. Dr. Shin-Zong Lin, the superintendent of Hualien Tzu-Chi Medical Center, as he shares his first-hand experience with NaoTrac.
The first procedure using the Naotrac surgical navigation robot was successfully performed at @erasmusmc in Rotterdam, Netherlands.
Brain Navi Announces 100th Surgical Procedure Completed Using NaoTrac
The Brain Tumor Biopsy surgery was performed at An-Nan Hospital in Taiwan, marking the first installation of its kind in the southern region of the country.
In order to increase awareness of NaoTrac among neurosurgeons, we organized a workshop and extended invitations to prominent neurosurgeons in Taiwan.
To open the doors for international investors and potential key opinion leaders (KOLs), Brain Navi collaborated with Hualien Tzu-Chi Medical Center to demonstrate a live brain tumor biopsy procedure via broadcasting in 2022.
The first-in-human trial was conducted in 2018 by Dr. Chiu and Dr. Lin from Hualien Tzu-Chi Medical Center. Following the initial surgery, no further complications or adverse effects were observed in the subsequent 15 trials.
Brain Navi robotic surgery helps enhance preoperative accuracy and rapid recovery for patients.
Our mission is to develop innovative navigation and robotic techniques for surgeons to improve accuracy, streamline surgical procedures, and learning curves.
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The surgeon usually explains the estimated post-operative result. However, so many uncertain elements are contained during the surgery and out of the plan. NaoTrac’s machine vision can show the surgical pre-planning and the surgeon can explain what the post-operative effects will be.
NaoTrac is accelerating the process and enhancing the accuracy of preoperative work, reducing anesthesia time, minimally invasive care, and ensuring rapid recovery. These are the most desirable treatment outcomes for both surgeons and patients.
Experience inheritance is one of the main goals the Brain Navi team wishes to reach. Mostly, a new surgeon needs years of internship, operation, and study to be mutual during the surgery. Shorten the learning curves assists the experienced surgeon sharing by seeing the pre-planning data and the machine vision procedure.
A good communication between the doctor and patient will lead to frequent quality information about the patient’s disease and better health care for the patient and their family. The doctor-patient relationship is a key driver of hospital outcomes; both in promoting desired results and in preventing adverse outcomes.
Using a higher precision medical device helps enhance the image of the hospital. With pre-planning analysis, the patient can understand the situation to lower and prevent misunderstandings and increasing the confidence, so does the surgeon.
Technology is connecting to the people. With the assist of high technology, both hospitals and surgeons could be more focused on communication with and studies of the patient. With the high tech medical device, the patient would feel more confident about the professionality and precision of the surgery.
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