Navigate Surgical Technologies
Navigate Surgical Technologies is a Vancouver-based company developing innovative motion tracking and 3D visualization technology for computer-assisted surgical navigation. Their flagship product, the Inliant system, provides real-time surgical navigation for dentists placing implants, offering advantages in usability, workflow, and cost, while making implant procedures less invasive with more predictable outcomes. The technology is also being adapted for other dental and medical procedures.
Industries
Nr. of Employees
small (1-50)
Navigate Surgical Technologies
25 East 6th Avenue, Unit 302 Vancouver, BC, Canada, V5T 1J3
Patents
System and method for determining the three-dimensional location and orientation of identification markers
US-12514678-B2
View DetailsSystem and method for determining the three-dimensional location and orientation of identification markers
US-12070365-B2
View DetailsSystem and method for determining the three-dimensional location and orientation of identification markers
US-11304777-B2
View DetailsMethod for determining the location and orientation of a fiducial reference
US-9918657-B2
View DetailsSystem and method for tracking non-visible structure of a body with multi-element fiducial
US-9844413-B2
View DetailsSystem and method for determining the three-dimensional location and orientation of identification markers
US-9198737-B2
View Details
System and method for determining the three-dimensional location and orientation of identification markers
US-12514678-B2
View DetailsSystem and method for determining the three-dimensional location and orientation of identification markers
US-12070365-B2
View DetailsSystem and method for determining the three-dimensional location and orientation of identification markers
US-11304777-B2
View DetailsMethod for determining the location and orientation of a fiducial reference
US-9918657-B2
View DetailsSystem and method for tracking non-visible structure of a body with multi-element fiducial
US-9844413-B2
View DetailsSystem and method for determining the three-dimensional location and orientation of identification markers
US-9198737-B2
View DetailsProducts
Real-time dynamic surgical navigation system for freehand dental implant procedures
Integrated hardware and software system that tracks a clinician handpiece and a patient-mounted tracker optically, registers the patient to pre-op CBCT via a fiducial stent, and provides real-time visualization of drill trajectory and position during freehand implant surgery.
Real-time dynamic surgical navigation system for freehand dental implant procedures
Integrated hardware and software system that tracks a clinician handpiece and a patient-mounted tracker optically, registers the patient to pre-op CBCT via a fiducial stent, and provides real-time visualization of drill trajectory and position during freehand implant surgery.
Services
Telephone and email support for clinical users of the navigation system, with posted support hours and regional contact numbers.
Telephone and email support for clinical users of the navigation system, with posted support hours and regional contact numbers.
Expertise Areas
- Dynamic surgical navigation for dental implantology
- Image-guided surgery and intraoperative guidance
- CBCT-based surgical planning and 3D visualization
- Medical device regulatory compliance and QMS (ISO 13485, MDSAP)
Key Technologies
- Cone-beam CT (CBCT) data integration
- Optical camera-based motion tracking
- Real-time navigation and trajectory overlay
- Fiducial/stent-based registration
News & Updates
A case performed at the Pacific Dental Convention’s Live Surgical Stage in Vancouver, BC, on March 8th, 2018.
An article discussing the importance of accurate planning and placement in dental implant surgery.
An article about a demonstration of real-time surgical guidance technology at the Pacific Dental Conference.
A case performed at the Pacific Dental Convention’s Live Surgical Stage in Vancouver, BC, on March 8th, 2018.
An article discussing the importance of accurate planning and placement in dental implant surgery.
An article about a demonstration of real-time surgical guidance technology at the Pacific Dental Conference.