Intellectual property

Protected at the core

Our augmented reality navigation platform is covered by an issued U.S. patent, and a continuation-in-part application extends that protection to bone resection visualization and gap balancing.

  • GrantedUS 12,514,646 B2
  • Patent pendingUS 2026/0272601 A1
U.S. Patent US 12,514,646 B2 Granted January 6, 2026

System and method for augmented reality surgical assistance with integrated biomechanical metrics

Covers the integration of augmented reality visualization with real-time biomechanical analysis. By combining patient-specific 3D models with live surgical data, the platform helps surgeons assess alignment, guide implant positioning, and adapt intraoperatively with greater precision and confidence.

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US 12,514,646 B2 patent figure
FIG. 1: system architecture
U.S. Patent Application US 2026/0272601 A1 Published September 17, 2026 · Filed December 22, 2025 · Continuation-in-part of US 12,514,646

System and method for augmented reality surgical planning and guidance with dynamic registration, bone resection visualization, and gap balancing

Extends the platform from alignment guidance into the full knee workflow: what has been cut, what remains, and how the joint will balance before the next cut is made.

  • Real-time 3D visualization of resected areas and the volume of bone removed
  • Flexion and extension gap calculations with automatic adjustment recommendations
  • Dynamic registration that keeps virtual and physical anatomy aligned as the patient moves
  • Predictive modeling of resection changes so surgeons can compare options before cutting
US 2026/0272601 A1 patent figure
FIG. 6C: femoral axes (AP, TEA, PCA) in the AR planning view

This patented foundation reinforces our commitment to accurate, data-driven surgical guidance delivered directly in the operating room.

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