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VISIE Announces Continuous Anatomic Auto Tracking (CAAT) for RA-TKA

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VISIE™ INC. JOINS NVIDIA INCEPTION TO UP ITS COMPUTING POWER

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VISIE™ INC., FORMERLY ADVANCED SCANNERS, RAISES $8.2M

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ADVANCED SCANNERS ANNOUNCES COMPANY REBRAND AND NEW NAME

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Spatial Computing in Surgery: The Next Leap Beyond Robotics

By Doug Fairbanks, CEO of VISIE Executive Summary As surgical robotics becomes an expected component of modern operating rooms, a Read More >

Whitepaper: Precision in Seconds

The VISIE registration approach enables rapid, pinless anatomic registration using a high-quality three-dimensional optical acquisition of the exposed femur. By Read More >

VISIE Ships First Production-Built Computer Vision Systems

Orthopedic robots are closer than ever to navigating without pins or arrays: VISIE Inc. today announced that the first production Read More >

VISIE Achieves Commercial Milestone with Launch of Partner APIs

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VISIE Announces Continuous Anatomic Auto Tracking (CAAT) for RA-TKA

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VISIE™ INC. JOINS NVIDIA INCEPTION TO UP ITS COMPUTING POWER

VISIE Inc., formerly Advanced Scanners, today announced it has joined NVIDIA Inception, a program that empowers early-stage companies revolutionizing industries Read More >

VISIE™ INC., FORMERLY ADVANCED SCANNERS, RAISES $8.2M

VISIE Inc., formerly known as Advanced Scanners, announces it has raised $8.2M in an oversubscribed Series A funding round to Read More >

ADVANCED SCANNERS ANNOUNCES COMPANY REBRAND AND NEW NAME

Advanced Scanners Inc., a 3D computer vision company developing a deep tech optical scanner for orthopedic, neuro, and spine surgery, Read More >

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The Data Delusion: Why UX, Not Volume, Is the Future of Digital Surgery

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