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Robotics
CAMES Robotics is a centre of excellence for robotic surgical training and educational research - offering best practice training programmes for doctors and surgical nurses in robotics across multiple systems.
What we do - and offer
Development and advice
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Robotic surgery training
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Research
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facilities
Virtual tour: check out our robotic surgery systems
At CAMES Robotics we offer training and education on 3 different robotic surgical systems.
- Intuitive DaVinci Xi system including VR simulator.
- Medtronic Hugo RAS system including VR simulator.
- Avatera robotic surgical system incl. VR simulator.
Use the arrows - and take a look at the different systems yourself via our 3D viewer. Please contact us if you have any questions about our systems - or would like to book a tour.
Medtronic Hugo tm RAS System
- Robot system including moving bearing, dual console and VR simulators
Intuitive DaVinci Surgical System
- Robotic system including integrated bearing, dual console and VR simulators
Avetera Robotic Surgical System
Development and advice
How we find solutions together with you
CAMES Robotics offers - in addition to robotic training - a dedicated team that researches, develops and advises on robotic-assisted surgery in general. We can help with supervision, sparring and advice. In addition, we can offer training or testing of equipment or new technologies in all areas where robot-assisted surgery is used.
Do you need help with existing or new projects? Or perhaps a development cooperation? Please contact us for a collaboration, tour or appointment. This also applies, of course, if your educational institution or organisation needs more knowledge about robotic surgery - or you as a student need input for larger tasks or similar.
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Visit the robotic surgery "operating theatre"
Together with CAMES Engineering, we develop various 3D models in synthetic material, which are typically used in procedure-specific robotic surgery courses. Here, trainees are trained repetitively in, for example, anastomoses (sutures) where living tissue is not necessary. In the video you can see elements of a training course on two of our robotic surgery systems.
(Cutting and stitching on silicone model of stricture at transition between renal pelvis and ureter).
Our partners
We were set up to develop new and better methods in robot-assisted simulation training. Want to be part of the journey? Please contact us.