World’s first fully disposable hand-held robotic system in a box

Handheld and Console-based surgery

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Icon of a staple in orange
Orange scissors with a simple design and rounded handles.
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Multiple Cameras with no blind spots

Stapler

Grasper

In-line Display

Conceptual representation

One disposable tool replaces an operating room

A team of surgeons performing surgery in an operating room, wearing blue surgical gowns, masks, and head coverings, focused on the procedure.

Personnel

Empty operating room with surgical lights, medical monitors, and medical equipment, ready for surgery.

Equipment

Inside a medical sterilization machine with open door, containing medical equipment and tools

Reprocessing

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Instruments

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A robotic surgical arm with a monitor displaying an internal view of tissue during a medical procedure.

Less equipment

Less Setup

Less Reprocessing

Animal Studies Successfully Completed

Validated for safety, precision, and performance in real-world surgical conditions.

Close-up view of a medical procedure inside a body, showing tissues and a surgical instrument, with a control overlay on the right side.

Simultaneous Multi-directional Cameras

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Single-Surgeon Workflow

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Internal Navigation

Hospital operating room with medical staff and patient undergoing surgery.

Operating Room Integration

Illustration of a surgeon multitasking with several medical tools connected to a central system, including a laparoscopic camera, video monitors, a grasper, a light source, a stapler, and staff coordination, highlighting the integrated system StaplCam.

BENEFITS ACROSS THE SURGICAL ECOSYSTEM

One platform. Better outcomes. For everyone.

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PATIENT

Multiple port incisions

Can cause longer recovery times, increased chance of infection and pain killer addiction

BEFORE

Inefficient surgical flows

Multiple instrument exchanges and poorly optimized ergonomics reduce efficiency and contribute to surgeon burnout.

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Single 10mm incision

Reduces chance of infection, excessive bleeding, recovery time

AFTER

Multi-functional design

Innovative design drastically improves surgical outcomes

Medical team performing surgery in an operating room, wearing scrubs, caps, masks, and protective eyewear, focused on the procedure.

PHYSICIAN

Restricted Field of Vision

50-80° blocked, impacting surgical precision and increasing surgical risks

BEFORE

Inefficient Surgical Flows

Multiple instruments and poor ergonomics reduce efficiency and increase surgeon fatigue.

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Simultaneous Multi-directional Cameras

Eliminates blind spots for enhanced surgical accuracy

AFTER

Multi-functional design

Innovative design drastically improves surgical efficiency and ease

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HOSPITAL

BEFORE

Multiple Stapler Cartridges

Instruments needed specific to stapler size increases operational and surgical expenses

Equipment & Reprocessing Costs

Capital equipment and sterilization workflows increase costs and complexity.

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AFTER

Multi-size stapler

Minimizes multiple instrument exchanges, surgical time, increasing efficiency

Multi-functional & Disposable

Reduces dependency on external equipment, saving operational costs

“Staplcam is a major disruption in minimal invasive surgery and will democratize surgery for the next generation”

— Professor Ranjan Sudan, Vice Chair Surgery, Duke

Three Renaissances in Surgery

Increasing Market Share by 30% While Decreasing Complications by 30%.

A timeline infographic highlighting the development of surgical care from 1800 to 2050 with corresponding worldwide illustrations. It discusses key milestones: discovery of anesthesia in 1846, antiseptic and penicillin in 1867-1928, laparoscopic surgery in the 1970s, and the future role of staplicam in 2050. The infographic notes the global coverage of surgical care, the number of fatalities, lack of access to surgical care, financial impacts, additional surgeries needed, and the costs of surgical expansions through 2030.

Improve surgical outcomes for all

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