The surgery is done by the surgeon himself; the robot guides the surgeon and establishes accurate ligament tensioning.

Smaller bone cuts with accurate alignment and prosthesis positioning are some of the advantages of robotic knee replacement. In addition, the recovery is faster, pain is lesser and blood loss is slightly lesser. In the long run, both types of surgeries have equal results.

The surgical planning starts with a 3D CT of your leg which is fed into the system. The system then develops a plan for the proposed surgery. Using camera probes, the joint surfaces are fed into the robot following which the robot arm assists the surgeon in performing the bony cuts.