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i-Brain Robotics launches new hair transplant robot

Bigmac

Bigmac

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What do you think of this? The company make some bold statements about this robot.


This system would couple both the scoring of the grafts and the extraction into 1 single step thus reducing the time of harvesting to less than half. With provision of four Hand-pieces and 2 Operating Surgeons, as well as the coupled process, the Machine effectively reduces the time of extraction by around 4 times. As such, HARRTSTM, along with an experienced practitioner, would be able to harvest around 1800 Grafts in about 45 Minutes to 1 Hour Span. The Implantation technique uses Novel patented Piston Type Implanters, which would have Tweezer Free Manipulation, providing the practitioner with Speed, Precision of depth as well as Best Results. The estimated implantation time would be about 40 Grafts / minute and around 2200 Grafts in 1 hour in experienced hands. This New Hair Transplant System with Artificial Intelligence is all set to change the Picture of Hair Transplant Globally.


http://www.ibrainrobotics.com/robotic-hair-transplant-system.php
 

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JoeTillman

JoeTillman

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Saw this. It's nothing more than a fancy FUE station, two people sit on either side of the patient and use a wand held FUE punch system, potentially a vacuum based system, to extract. I've yet to see any sort of robot in this setup so it's a marketing angle that doesn't really make sense to me.
 
TOMMYTWO

TOMMYTWO

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It looks like a pricy bit of kit, but those extraction and planting times are fast
 
Bigmac

Bigmac

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JoeTillman wrote:
Saw this. It's nothing more than a fancy FUE station, two people sit on either side of the patient and use a wand held FUE punch system, potentially a vacuum based system, to extract. I've yet to see any sort of robot in this setup so it's a marketing angle that doesn't really make sense to me.
It`s quite bamboozling reading their site as they promote many robotic systems. This is just a fancy looking FUE as you say.
 
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