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Activ Surgical’s Platform Technology Strives To Be The ‘Waze’ Intra-Operative Navigation System For Surgeons

The company plans to make ActivSight and ActivInsights commercially available in 2023

 
• By Marion Webb

Activ Surgical’s CEO Todd Usen sat down with Medtech Insight to discuss the company’s product portfolio – ActivSight, an imaging module technology and ActivInsights, which uses artificial intelligence and machine learning to produce further clinical insights based on surgical data.

Activ Surgical Module
• Source: Activ Surgical

Activ Surgical has developed a technology platform that allows surgeons to assess critical physiological structures and functions, like blood flow, intra-operatively, in real time with a simple push of a button, and derive meaningful data post-surgically.

The Boston-based company has begun a limited release of its ActivSight Intraoperative Imaging Module, which provides surgeons real-time intra-operative visual data and

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