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SpineGuard was granted a new patent in the United States, following grants in China, Japan, Mexico, France, Israel, Russia and Singapore. This patent discloses certain characteristics of the DSG technology that optimize its real time implementation.
The company has developed radiation-free real time DSG® sensing technology (Dynamic Surgical Guidance) to secure and streamline the placement of implants in the skeleton.
SpineGuard maintains a significant IP portfolio now reaching 15 patent families totaling 78 patents and applications as well as three trademarks, in the major geographies such as Europe, the U.S. and China.
SpineGuard is focused on the following priorities:
- Boost commercial activities with the launch of the DSG-Connect visual interface.
- Implement DSG technology in ortho-robotics through the deployment of AI algorithms, new scientific evidence, and additional patents.
- Intensify the collaboration with ConfiDent ABC for the dental application and co-develop a new generation of products embedding the DSG technology.
- Affirm the company’s technological shift and sign strategic partnerships in particular for the use of DSG technology in the robotic field.
Stéphane Bette, Deputy CEO and cofounder of SpineGuard, said, “Since its foundation, SpineGuard has been developing, deploying and fine-tuning its tissue electrical conductivity local measurement technology for securing and streamlining the placement of implants in bone, manually or with robotic assistance, while decreasing the dangerous systematic reliance on X-ray imaging. Our intellectual property portfolio keeps expanding and the validated invention perfects our technology and affirms its uniqueness in the long term, a key asset in the context of our strategic discussions with potential industry partners. The grant of this major patent in the United States coincides with the ongoing strengthening of our commercial organization in the largest market of our sector.”
Source: SpineGuard
SpineGuard was granted a new patent in the United States, following grants in China, Japan, Mexico, France, Israel, Russia and Singapore. This patent discloses certain characteristics of the DSG technology that optimize its real time implementation.
The company has developed radiation-free real time DSG® sensing technology (Dynamic Surgical...
SpineGuard was granted a new patent in the United States, following grants in China, Japan, Mexico, France, Israel, Russia and Singapore. This patent discloses certain characteristics of the DSG technology that optimize its real time implementation.
The company has developed radiation-free real time DSG® sensing technology (Dynamic Surgical Guidance) to secure and streamline the placement of implants in the skeleton.
SpineGuard maintains a significant IP portfolio now reaching 15 patent families totaling 78 patents and applications as well as three trademarks, in the major geographies such as Europe, the U.S. and China.
SpineGuard is focused on the following priorities:
- Boost commercial activities with the launch of the DSG-Connect visual interface.
- Implement DSG technology in ortho-robotics through the deployment of AI algorithms, new scientific evidence, and additional patents.
- Intensify the collaboration with ConfiDent ABC for the dental application and co-develop a new generation of products embedding the DSG technology.
- Affirm the company’s technological shift and sign strategic partnerships in particular for the use of DSG technology in the robotic field.
Stéphane Bette, Deputy CEO and cofounder of SpineGuard, said, “Since its foundation, SpineGuard has been developing, deploying and fine-tuning its tissue electrical conductivity local measurement technology for securing and streamlining the placement of implants in bone, manually or with robotic assistance, while decreasing the dangerous systematic reliance on X-ray imaging. Our intellectual property portfolio keeps expanding and the validated invention perfects our technology and affirms its uniqueness in the long term, a key asset in the context of our strategic discussions with potential industry partners. The grant of this major patent in the United States coincides with the ongoing strengthening of our commercial organization in the largest market of our sector.”
Source: SpineGuard
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Julie Vetalice is ORTHOWORLD's Editorial Assistant. She has covered the orthopedic industry for over 20 years, having joined the company in 1999.
