FreeHand is the must-have foundation for stable, surgeon-controlled laparoscopic visualization—and the natural gateway to robotic surgery.
We envision a future where every laparoscopic procedure is performed with consistent visualisation, precise control, and greater surgeon autonomy.
Today, many procedures are affected by factors that can disrupt surgical performance — loss of focus due to constant communication with assistants, dependency on camera operators, unstable visual fields, and suboptimal ergonomics.
By removing unnecessary variability in camera control and operating room workflow, we create an environment where surgeons can remain fully focused on the procedure itself, supported by technology that enhances performance without adding complexity. Our goal is to empower surgical teams with solutions that improve consistency, streamline workflows, and support better outcomes.
Visualisation is fundamental to successful laparoscopic surgery. Yet many procedures still rely on manual camera assistance, introducing variability that can lead to interruptions, inconsistent image stability, and increased cognitive load for the surgeon.
Reliance on an assistant for camera control can impact precision, disrupt concentration, and limit the surgeon’s ability to maintain a stable and predictable visual field. At the same time, suboptimal ergonomics can contribute to fatigue over longer procedures.
We believe surgeons should have direct, uninterrupted control of their visual field at all times—eliminating dependency, reducing variability, and enabling a more stable, responsive, and controlled operating experience. Greater control over visualisation supports smoother procedures, improved workflow efficiency, and sustained focus throughout surgery.
Our mission is to make surgeon-controlled visualisation the standard, not the exception.
The future of surgery is increasingly robotic. However, the path to full robotic integration should be practical, accessible, and evidence-driven.
FreeHand serves as the gateway to precision surgery. This reduces surgeon dependency on assistants and prevents inconsistent camera control, while introducing robotic-assisted precision within familiar workflows.
By giving surgeons direct control over visualisation, FreeHand not only improves today’s procedures but also introduces a new way of operating—one that aligns with robotic principles of autonomy, stability, and control. This supports a natural and confident progression toward more advanced robotic systems.
By helping surgeons and healthcare providers take the first step toward robotic surgery, we are supporting the wider evolution of modern surgical practice.
We believe technologies that eliminate variability, reduce dependency, and improve surgeon focus should not be considered optional enhancements.
They should be fundamental to how surgery is performed.
Our vision is to establish a new standard of laparoscopic care—one where surgeon-controlled visualisation is recognised as essential to maintaining stability, precision, and efficiency, and as a foundation for the next generation of robotic surgery.