Animal surgical robot

Whether it is injection administration, electrophysiological recording, or optogenetic stimulation, craniotomy surgery on animals has become an important part of neuroscience research. Have you ever been troubled by how to avoid human error as much as possible, improve surgical accuracy, and increase surgical success rate when facing valuable experimental animals.

Rogue Research from Canada has brought you a high-precision and fully automated brain surgery solution - an animal surgical robot system. The animal surgical robot system abandons the traditional framework based stereotactic system and relies on Brainsight ® Navigation software, stereo camera, and precision 6-joint robotic arm can drill through the skull and precisely implant tools (such as needles) into designated brain areas according to predetermined trajectories. The entire process is fully automated, eliminating individual differences in animals and operational errors by experimenters, and improving surgical accuracy to an astonishing level.