Smith+Nephew (NYSE:SNN) announced today that it created a purpose-built digital surgery and robotics innovation center in Germany.<\/p>\n
London-based Smith+Nephews new innovation center, based in Munich, aims to bring together healthcare professionals from Europe, the Middle East and Africa with the companys R&D and medical education teams to gain further understanding in digital surgery and robotics techniques and technologies.<\/p>\n
According to a news release, Smith+Nephews Real Intelligence digital ecosystem will be at the center of the research, as well as the companys new CORI robot-assisted surgical system. The center will also feature a dedicated medical education facility for refining techniques and using the latest technologies with hands-on learning and immersive simulations.<\/p>\n
Smith+Nephews digital surgery and robotics R&D team will also be housed at the center to allow for collaborations with surgeons, scientists and engineers. The company said many members of this team joined Smith+Nephew from Brainlab under a collaboration announced in 2019.<\/p>\n
The facility is expected to open in late 2022 at the Rhythm complex at Kustermann Park in central Munich. Smith+Nephew recently opened a similar U.S.-based center in Pittsburgh.<\/p>\n
We are excited to be announcing this state-of-the-art facility focused on the development and delivery of digital surgery technologies and techniques, Smith+Nephew EMEA President Peter Coenen said in the release. We look forward to sharing our plans as we progress our technology vision, and to welcoming customers to experience a new approach to medical education when we open next year.<\/p>\n
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