Technical Name AccuHip- Mixed Reality Navigation System in Total Hip Arthroplasty
Project Operator Fu Jen Catholic University
Project Host 張書豪
Summary
AccuHip is a smart orthopedic navigation system that integrates MR with proprietary positioning algorithms. Its core breakthrough lies in projecting 3D anatomical data and real-time angular calculations directly onto the surgeon’s field of vision, achieving. Unlike traditional systems that rely on expensive infrared equipment and preoperative CT scans, AccuHip offers high-efficiency positioning, an ultra-lightweight design, and superior clinical accessibility.
Scientific Breakthrough
AccuHip is a proprietary, non-image-based localization system that achieves high-precision guidance with a mean error of 2.0mm, while eliminating the need for preoperative CT scans. Characterized by rapid registration(23 sec), an lightweight design(1.5kg), and cross-brand compatibility, it effectively overcomes the key limitations of conventional infrared navigation systems. The technology demonstrates strong potential for scalable application across a wide range of orthopedic procedures.
Industrial Applicability
Amid aging populations and rising surgical volumes, this orthopedic navigation system addresses limitations of conventional systems including high cost limited workflow flexibility, and barriers to clinical adoption. With high-precision localization and a lightweight design, it improves surgical efficiency and reduces postoperative complications. Adopted in multiple medical institutions, demonstrating clinical and economic value. Leveraging existing faster hospital adoption and market expansion.
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