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Brainlab is a digital medical technology company developing hardware and software for surgery and radiation therapy.

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Overview

Brainlab describes itself as transforming digital medical technology, having innovated for over a quarter century in surgery and radiation therapy. It develops hardware and software technology intended to help healthcare providers, physicians and patients fight cancer and other conditions of the brain and body. The company states that it digitizes, automates and optimizes clinical workflows, with software that aggregates and correlates patient data into an anatomical digital patient model refined using artificial intelligence and sophisticated algorithms. Stefan Vilsmeier is identified as Founder.

History

Brainlab states that it has been innovating for over a quarter century in the areas of surgery and radiation therapy, developing hardware and software technology to help healthcare providers, physicians and their patients fight cancer and other conditions of the brain and body. It describes itself as a pioneer of digital medical technology that explores and identifies new possibilities to develop the best possible treatments for patients. The company states that it digitizes, automates and optimizes clinical workflows, with software that aggregates and correlates patient data into an anatomical digital patient model that is continuously refined and improved using artificial intelligence and sophisticated algorithms. Stefan Vilsmeier is identified as Founder.

Products and positioning

Pioneer of digital medical technology focused on surgery and radiation therapy.

Recent events

  • Reported

    GenesisCare to receive 10 Brainlab ExacTrac Dynamic systems[3]

    Brainlab announced the planned delivery of 10 ExacTrac Dynamic systems to GenesisCare in the United States, part of GenesisCare’s investment in the systems. The first deliveries were planned for November 2020.

  • Reported

    Brainlab announces Snke OS subsidiary[4]

    Brainlab announced the foundation of Snke OS as a new subsidiary, staffed initially by 65 employees from Brainlab and developing a digital platform for surgery.

  • Unconfirmed

    Reported

    Brainlab acquires VisionTree Software[5]

    Brainlab announced that it had recently acquired VisionTree Software, which develops cloud-based patient-centric data collection and health management solutions.

  • Reported

    Brainlab rolls out Loop-X imaging robot[6]

    Brainlab officially rolled out Loop-X, described as a mobile intraoperative imaging robot for spine surgery. The robot was developed by medPhoton in close partnership with Brainlab, which is its exclusive distributor and an investor in medPhoton.

  • Reported

    Brainlab introduces Loop-X imaging robot[7]

    Brainlab unveiled Loop-X, a mobile intraoperative imaging robot, at the 2019 North American Spine Society annual meeting in Chicago.

  • Reported

    Brainlab unveils Loop-X imaging robot[8]

    Brainlab unveiled Loop-X, a mobile intraoperative imaging robot, at NASS 2019 in Chicago. The source says the device is under development and is not FDA approved or commercially available.

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