We have returned from our trip to Orlando and are still excited about everything we experienced. We attended the 2024 SRS ANNUAL MEETING by Society of Robotic Surgery, the leading global event in robotic surgery.

We traveled to Florida with the Bitrack System robotic platform to present it at the conference and exchange insights with top professionals and experts in the field. We showcased its functionalities, distinctive features, and shared our upcoming milestones towards universalizing precision surgery.

Participating in this meeting was incredibly enriching and inspiring for our company and team members. We surrounded ourselves with the best companies and leaders in surgical robotics and discovered future trends in digital surgery.

Many thanks to Dr. Vipul Patel, Executive Director of the 2024 SRS ANNUAL MEETING, for his excellent reception and interest in our surgical robot. It was a true pleasure to introduce him to the Rob Surgical platform. Also, thanks to the entire team at Society Robotic Surgery for their outstanding organization and attention.

We want to thank Dr. Horgan, Dr. Parra, and again, Dr. Patel, for dedicating their valuable time and providing advice that will undoubtedly help us make our surgical robot even more distinctive.

We cannot forget Joe Mullings, Steve Bell, and Tom Salemi, who gave us the opportunity to showcase the advantages of our robotic platform, giving us a voice and participating in very insightful discussions.

For those who could not attend, we share the presentation by Todd Usen, Chairman of Rob Surgical.

From June 20 to 23, the 2024 SRS Annual Meeting of the Society of Robotic Surgery will be held in Orlando, Florida. It is the premier event for robotic surgery worldwide. In 2023, it had over 1,300 in-person participants, 50 robotic platforms, and more than 20 companies in digital surgery, artificial intelligence, and virtual reality. In 2024, these figures are expected to be surpassed.

This year, we will attend the prestigious event, traveling with our robotic platform. Jaume Amat, CEO of Rob Surgical, will participate in one of the panels and attend the networking events.

During the event days, we will be at Booth A334 to showcase the robot’s functionalities and share our experience with all those interested in precision robotic surgery.

This year, an additional day has been added to offer a session to Wall Street investors to discuss the economic and strategic impact of digital surgery. Specialists in urological, gynecological, and gastrointestinal pathologies will also participate.

This is a unique event of great global importance, where the best experts in the field gather to share the latest advances and trends in robotic surgery, telesurgery, AI, VR, and more.

We are eager to meet at the 2024 SRS Annual Meeting and share our vision, experience, and goals with top professionals in precision robotic surgery.

SAVE THE DATE!
June 20-23, 2024
Conrad Orlando, Florida
Booth A334

Surgical Robotics Technology, the leading portal in the robotic surgery industry, has recognized Rob Surgical’s work in its “Surgical Robotics Industry Awards 2024“. The company is one of the candidates vying for first place in the “Ground-Breaking Technology” category.

The finalists were announced on May 28, and the voting phase is now open.
Anyone can vote in the various categories until June 11. VOTE BY CLICKING HERE.

The “Ground-Breaking Technology” award is intended for a technology (component, material, module, software, system, product, process, or procedure) in surgical robotics that has met the following requirements in the previous 12 months:

– Benefits for equipment manufacturers, professionals, or patients.
– A highly innovative approach or procedure.
– Broad or revolutionary benefits within surgical robotics, society, or the environment.

Rob Surgical has achieved this nomination with the Bitrack system. The first open robotic platform designed to enhance the efficiency of current minimally invasive surgery. Rob Surgical’s unique proposal makes it possible to perform hybrid surgeries. This means that the surgeon can switch from MIS to MIRS when the situation requires. The system consists of a column with four arms that allow precise submillimetric control of the surgical instruments’ movements.

The winners will be announced on June 26. Thank you very much for the opportunity!