Brain Navi • NaoTrac

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Brain Navi • NaoTrac

NaoTrac is a fully autonomous surgical navigation robot designed to enhance precision, safety, and efficiency in neurosurgery.

By integrating advanced technologies with the expertise of surgeons, NaoTrac streamlines surgical workflows, shortens the learning curve, and improves patient outcomes. 

At the heart of Nao Trac lies its proprietary SMART Technology, which leverages Al, machine vision, and robotic-assisted surgery to deliver highly accurate, non-invasive patient registration. Through 3D vision and automated pre-operative planning, the system enables surgeons to visualize anatomical structures in 3D in real time, select the optimal surgical pathway, and execute procedures with confidence. This combination of non-contact registration, intelligent trajectory planning, and seamless integration with imaging systems minimizes human error while reducing preparation and setup time in the operating room. 

NaoTrac has been applied successfully across a wide spectrum of neurosurgical procedures, including biopsy and tumor ablation, ICH, endoscopic surgery, EVD, trigemina! nerve interventions, SRF, SEEG, DBS, and targeted delivery. Its versatility makes it a valuable platform for both routine and highly complex neurosurgical procedure. 

Recognized for meeting the highest international standards, NaoTrac has been cleared by the U.S. FDA, obtained the CE Mark in Europe, and received approval from the Taiwan FDA. These regulatory achievements highlight Brain Navi Biotechnology's commitment to delivering safe, effective, and globally trusted surgical innovations.

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Source: Brain Navi

20.11.2025

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