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SSi Mantra 3

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SSi Mantra 3 is a Medical-Robots from SS Innovations. It is built for Medical-Assistance, Surgery, Remote.

SSi Mantra 3 is the third generation of the SSi Mantra multi-arm robotic system for minimally invasive surgery, developed by SS Innovations in India. The company presents it as a lower-cost way for hospitals to offer robotic surgery. The surgeon sits at an open-face console with a large 3D 4K monitor, a 2D touch screen for system controls and ergonomic hand controllers; head tracking acts as a safety interlock. At the operating table, three, four or five modular patient-side carts each carry one robotic arm, so the number of arms can be matched to the procedure; the carts have parking locks and a touch panel with a digital user guide. A vision cart provides a 3D 4K endoscope system with ICG fluorescence imaging, a 3D 4K display for the operating-room staff, SSi Yantra 3D HD recording, UPS backup and storage for electrosurgical units. SS Innovations lists validated procedures in urology, gynaecology, cardiac surgery (including TECAB and mitral valve replacement), thoracic, general and gastro-intestinal surgery, and the system has been used for telesurgery with a dual console. The company reports more than 230 installations, over 14,700 surgeries, more than 1,400 robotic surgeons trained and over 200 telesurgeries. It is manufactured under EN ISO 13485:2016 with CDSCO manufacturing licence MFG/MD/2024/000827.

FEATURES

  • Modular multi-arm surgical robotic system (third generation)
  • Surgeon command centre with open-face console design
  • Large 3D 4K monitor vision at the console
  • 2D touch monitor for system controls
  • Ergonomic surgeon hand control devices
  • Advanced console ergonomics controls
  • Head-tracking safety feature
  • 3, 4 or 5 modular patient-side robotic arm carts
  • Cart connectivity
  • procedure-specific use of robotic arms
  • Absolute stability parking locks
  • freedom of patient docking
  • Digital user-guide touch panel on the arm carts
  • Vision cart with large 3D 4K display for OR staff
  • 3D 4K endoscope system with ICG fluorescence
  • SSi Yantra 3D HD recording platform
  • UPS backup
  • Pre-operative guidance app
  • ESU and supplies storage
  • Telesurgery with dual console
  • Validated procedures in urology, gynaecology, cardiac (TECAB, LIMA/BIMA, mitral valve replacement), thoracic, general and GI surgery
  • Company figures: 230+ installations, 14,700+ surgeries, 1,400+ surgeons trained, 200+ telesurgeries
  • EN ISO 13485:2016 certified
  • CDSCO manufacturing licence MFG/MD/2024/000827

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

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Mobility
Movement TypeStationary
EnvironmentHospital operating theatres
Sensing & Compute
SensorsConsole head-tracking sensor, 3D 4K endoscope with ICG fluorescence
ConnectivityTelesurgery and dual-console operation
Software / AIPre-operative guidance app; SSi Yantra recording platform
Manufacturer-sourcedThird-party sourcedUnsourcedSource status is based on this robot's listed sources.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is the SSi Mantra 3?

SSi Mantra 3 is the third generation of the SSi Mantra multi-arm robotic system for minimally invasive surgery, developed by SS Innovations in India. The company presents it as a lower-cost way for hospitals to offer robotic surgery.

Who makes the SSi Mantra 3?

The SSi Mantra 3 is made by SS Innovations, a robotics company based in India.

How much does the SSi Mantra 3 cost?

SS Innovations has not publicly announced pricing for the SSi Mantra 3. You can enquire through RobotAIGeek for current pricing.

What is the SSi Mantra 3 used for?

The SSi Mantra 3 is designed for medical-assistance, surgery, and remote. It is used in healthcare settings.

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