To be there for humans

Medicaroid’s surgical robot is to serve and assist humans, not to replace humans.
hinotori™ was developed as a robotic assisted surgery system to reproduce surgeon’s sensitive movement, which is essential for surgeries. What made this possible is Kawasaki Heavy Industry‘s robot technology cultivated for over 50 years and Sysmex Corporation’s network and knowledge in the healthcare field. Medicaroid will pursue the development of new features and service to realize the non-invasive patient-friendly surgery.

Slide 1

Surgeon Cockpit

The hinotoriTM surgeon cockpit is ergonomically designed to optimize the physical characteristics of humans, which results in less fatigue for the surgeon.

Slide 2

Operation Unit

– The 8-axes arm and embedded software minimize the range of motion of the arm, like human movement, and as a result, reduce collisions.
– hinotoriTM does not require docking between trocars and robotic arms. The software determines the pivot point of the movement, which also leads to more space around the trocar.
– Expanded working space at the patient with improving the functional space for assistant surgeon.

Slide 3

Monitor Cart

Karl Storz Rubina camera system
– sharp 3D/4K technology
– superior ICG overlay
Karl Storz screen being 2D and 3D ready
– easy switch even during procedure
Autocon III ESU
Medicaroid Vision unit

Slide 3

Instrument Portfolio

HF (hinotoriTM Feather) series
– Small (S) clip applier
– Medium Large (ML) clip applier
– Large (L) clip applier​
– Wide needle holder​
– Needle holder​
– Croce grasping forecps​
– Versatile grasping forceps​
– Universal grasping forceps​
– Monopolar scissor​
– Bipolar maryland forceps​
– Bipolar fenestrated forceps​
(Order: Top to bottom)