Stereotaxis develops robotic systems, instruments and information solutions for the interventional laboratory, including robotic magnetic navigation systems and catheters for cardiac ablation. Its technology is used at over 100 hospitals.
Robotic magnetic navigation system for electrophysiology procedures. Its magnets are held on robotic arms; the manufacturer states it is 70% to 80% faster than Niobe.
Semi-mobile robotic magnetic navigation system with built-in magnetic shielding. Installation is achievable over a single weekend and uses traditional outlets.
Brings cath lab systems and procedural information together on a single high-resolution display on the boom and in the control room, operated with one keyboard and mouse.
Cloud-based application that connects to the operating room for remote procedure monitoring, training, support and collaboration.
Robotically navigated magnetic ablation catheter for minimally invasive cardiac ablation procedures. It has an 8.5 Fr shaft, a 135 cm usable length and an RF power range of 15-50 W.
Robotically navigated high-density electrophysiology mapping catheter.
Family of diagnostic electrophysiology catheters made in Minneapolis, Minnesota by Access Point Technologies, a Stereotaxis subsidiary.