The remote control unit allows users to robotically insert and steer the Xact ACE robotic system. They can do so remotely from the control room.
Hingham, Massachusetts-based Xact Robotics designed the first-of-its-kind feature for CT-guided percutaneous procedures. The aim is to improve workflows while limiting exposure to radiation and reducing physical strain.
“The XACT ACE Robotic System has already allowed users to make percutaneous procedures, such as ablations, drainages and biopsies, more accurate, consistent and efficient,” said Shai Meltzer, CEO of Xact Robotics. “The addition of ACE Xtend has the potential to further increase efficiencies for the care team with a streamlined workflow that helps reduce the time in which physicians and other users are exposed to harmful radiation during standar…