Introducing ARVIS®

AR for the OR

Orthopedic Navigation Reimagined

Imagine a world where orthopedic navigation is accurate, intuitive, and cost effective. That's what we here at Insight Medical Systems have set out to achieve. ARVIS®, our flagship wearable augmented reality navigation device, is cleared in the USA for navigation in total hip, total knee, and unicompartmental knee arthroplasty. Potential future applications are shoulder arthroplasty, spinal fusion, ACL reconstruction, and orthopedic oncology.

High-Tech

We're bringing cutting-edge augmented reality hardware and software into the operating room.

Intuitive

We believe navigation should seamlessly fit into your workflow, with guidance right in front of you.

Cost-Effective

Efficiency and accessibility are core design elements, whether that's creating a system with no disposables, or a small footprint that fits into any OR.

Accurate

We designed a custom system optimized for arthroplasty surgeons, avoiding the compromises that come with using off-the-shelf augmented reality displays.

“I believe Insight’s technology is a game-changer and it will revolutionize the field of navigation in orthopedic surgery.”

– William Bugbee, M.D.

– William Bugbee, M.D.
“The cadaver lab for both hip and knee replacement has shown me ARVIS is intuitive and natural to use, and highlights that the potential of this technology is not for the far future, but is ready to implement now.”

– Michael Alexiades, M.D.

– Michael Alexiades, M.D.
“This is a huge leap forward in computer navigation… navigation unplugged! Finally, there are no issues with line of sight and no big computers in the room.”

David Mayman, M.D.

Button
"ARVIS is exciting because it's computerized navigation that uses the principals of minimalization, accuracy, and currently available equipment (helmets) with minimal footprint in the OR. The navigation camera moves from a large stationary apparatus to be the surgeon. This is the next step we were looking for."

Ayal Segal, M.D.

Button
“ARVIS was surprisingly easy to incorporate into our surgical workflow. I found it precise and accurate without the tremendous cost and inefficiencies that robotics has introduced to our specialty. Robotics and navigation, as we know it today, will quickly be replaced by this more sophisticated technology."

Michael Nett, M.D.

Button