Key applications

Discover the surgical navigation, robotics and research applications enabled by Atracsys optical tracking technologies.

Whether you are developing a surgical navigation system, or building a robotic platform, Atracsys provides a complete ecosystem including cameras, markers, SDKs and verification tools. Designed for flexibility, our portfolio of optical tracking products and services can be applied across a wide range of surgical navigation and robotic workflows and applications.
Developed and manufactured under an ISO 13485 certified quality management system, Atracsys solutions are trusted* by leading medical device manufacturers developing surgical navigation and robotic systems, and next-generation medical technologies.

*The evaluation of tracking technology suitability and intended use is solely the responsibility of the medical device manufacturers.

Orthopedic surgeries benefit from the high-speed, low-latency tracking capabilities of Atracsys cameras, which are essential for procedures involving joint replacements and fracture repairs.

IN THE FIELD

Atracsys optical tracking systems support you in orthopedic navigation and procedures such as joint replacements and fracture repairs.
They help you ensure precise alignment and positioning of implants, improving the accuracy of knee and hip surgeries.
With real-time feedback and 3D navigation, you can make more informed decisions throughout the procedure.

Our optical tracking systems are used across different steps of the digital dental workflow, allowing for a more efficient and precise treatment.

IN THE FIELD

Atracsys cameras support you in dental surgeries by providing precise, real-time tracking of your instruments for dental navigation and robotic systems. For example, during implant placement, they help you position the implant accurately, reducing the risk of errors and improving outcomes for your patients.

Wherever you need absolute precision and submillimetric tracking.

Beyond cranial, spine, orthopedic and dental applications, Atracsys technologies are used in a variety of surgical navigation and robotic workflows. These include applications such as interventional radiology, lithotripsy, extremities as well as motion tracking and other workflows requiring accurate real-time optical tracking.

Discover how Atracsys technologies are used across these applications through our case studies.

Empowering the future of surgical training with the PROFICIENCY project

Two medical professionals in scrubs work in a brightly lit operating room, surrounded by surgical equipment, cameras, monitors, and advanced imaging devices. A patient lies on the operating table in the foreground.

The PROFICIENCY project has been funded as Flagship project by the Swiss Innovation Agency Innosuisse.