Exactech announced first total knee surgeries leveraging the next generation of ExactechGPS hardware, with enhanced system responsiveness and connectivity, and ultra-fast proprietary active tracker technology.
Powered by Active Intelligence, the GPS system features enhanced active tracker technology and a modernized touchscreen interface, providing fast and effective two-way intraoperative communication for accurate, real-time analytics throughout total joint replacement surgery.
GPS V3 is in pilot launch with increased availability expected later this year.
Features of the next generation GPS include:
Large, high-resolution screen and integrated capacitive technology
Auxiliary display connectivity, facilitating improved collaboration among surgical teams
High angular visibility throughout the surgical space
Compact tracker design
Ultra-fast calibration and frame rate
No capital cost purchase process and reusable and recyclable active trackers
Detailed pre- and postoperative case reports
“We are thrilled to unveil the next evolution of our pioneering GPS technology that has already made a profound impact on over a hundred thousand patients around the world,” said Adam Hayden, Exactech Chief Marketing Officer and Senior Vice President, Large Joints. “The system enhancements and modernized trackers, combined with a powerful platform of software, underscore our continued pursuit to improve patient outcomes through our innovative ecosystem of smart solutions.”
Exactech announced first total knee surgeries leveraging the next generation of ExactechGPS hardware, with enhanced system responsiveness and connectivity, and ultra-fast proprietary active tracker technology.
Powered by Active Intelligence, the GPS system features enhanced active tracker technology and a modernized touchscreen interface,...
Exactech announced first total knee surgeries leveraging the next generation of ExactechGPS hardware, with enhanced system responsiveness and connectivity, and ultra-fast proprietary active tracker technology.
Powered by Active Intelligence, the GPS system features enhanced active tracker technology and a modernized touchscreen interface, providing fast and effective two-way intraoperative communication for accurate, real-time analytics throughout total joint replacement surgery.
GPS V3 is in pilot launch with increased availability expected later this year.
Features of the next generation GPS include:
Large, high-resolution screen and integrated capacitive technology
Auxiliary display connectivity, facilitating improved collaboration among surgical teams
High angular visibility throughout the surgical space
Compact tracker design
Ultra-fast calibration and frame rate
No capital cost purchase process and reusable and recyclable active trackers
Detailed pre- and postoperative case reports
“We are thrilled to unveil the next evolution of our pioneering GPS technology that has already made a profound impact on over a hundred thousand patients around the world,” said Adam Hayden, Exactech Chief Marketing Officer and Senior Vice President, Large Joints. “The system enhancements and modernized trackers, combined with a powerful platform of software, underscore our continued pursuit to improve patient outcomes through our innovative ecosystem of smart solutions.”
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