It brings a whole lot to the table.

It brings a whole lot to the table.

Introducing the world’s first Miniaturized RAS (miniRAS) system

Designed to be convenient, capable, compact so you can set up an operating room in minutes – without needing to drape or dock.

That means any OR can be miniRAS-ready.

Size matters.

RAS has been shown to improve patient outcomes.1 However, from draping to docking, prep time to shift time — today’s large mainframe platforms require their own ecosystem. This may be why the majority of operating rooms do not currently offer RAS.2

Imagine if more operating rooms were capable of serving more patients. That’s the power of miniRAS.

What is miniRAS?

1. Shah, P., et al., Surg Endosc. (2022). | 2. Virtual Incision data on file.

Size matters.

RAS has been shown to improve patient outcomes.1 However, from draping to docking, prep time to shift time — today’s large mainframe platforms require their own ecosystem. This may be why the majority of operating rooms do not currently offer RAS.2

Imagine if more operating rooms were capable of serving more patients. That’s the power of miniRAS.

What is miniRAS?

1. Shah, P., et al., Surg Endosc. (2022). | 2. Virtual Incision data on file.

With MIRA, you may be able to:

  • Book RAS procedures in any available operating room and set up in minutes
  • Move from room-to-room with ease
  • Eliminate the need to drape or dock
  • Minimize RAS downtime
  • Optimize RAS programs to treat more patients

MIRA aspires to make every operating room RAS-ready in minutes.

MIRA’s Components

MIRA’s convenient, capable, compact design empowers surgeons to quickly obtain full multi-quadrant access and work closer to the patient. 

Accessible
Inserted through a single port with no docking or draping, enabling fast setup

Portable
Weighs approximately 2 pounds and arrives already sterilized in a compact tray

Sustainable
Sterilized with standard recommended protocols and designed to minimize waste

Adaptable
Instrument arms and integrated camera enable complex movements controlled by the surgeon

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Accessible
Inserted through a single port with no docking or draping, enabling fast setup

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Portable
Weighs approximately 2 pounds and arrives already sterilized in a compact tray

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Sustainable
Sterilized with standard recommended protocols and designed to minimize waste

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Adaptable
Instrument arms and integrated camera enable complex movements controlled by the surgeon

The companion cart is a portable staging unit.

  • Simple Setup
    Convenient staging area for MIRA
  • Streamlined Interface
    Requires only 2 cables – One to activate the camera and one for the minibot.
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Simple Setup
Convenient staging area for MIRA

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Streamlined Interface
Requires only 2 cables – One to activate the camera and one for the minibot.

Surgeons control the instrument arms and camera with the console.

  • Better Situational Awareness
    Visualize the patient, staff, and OR
  • Ergonomics
    Surgeon sits upright in a natural position
  • Touch Screen Display
    Provides visualization of MIRA’s 3D orientation
  • Minimal Learning Curve
    Hand controls and foot pedals are familiar to surgeons
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Better Situational Awareness
Visualize the patient, staff, and OR

2

Ergonomics
Surgeon sits upright in a natural position

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Minimal Learning Curve
Hand controls and foot pedals are familiar to surgeons

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Touch Screen Display
Provides visualization of MIRA’s 3D orientation

When we say anywhere, we mean anywhere.

The in-a-tray form factor of miniRAS means it can voyage anywhere, even into space. Virtual Incision is collaborating with NASA and the University of Nebraska to lay the foundations for telesurgery in remote locations, a feat only made possible by RAS capabilities in a miniaturized form.

 
Surgery in space:
Tiny remotely operated robot completes first simulated
procedure at the space station
Surgical robot maker
Virtual Incision heads to space with NASA grant
A small robot on the ISS
will practice performing surgery in space

Disclosure and Important Safety Information

The MIRA Surgical System is intended for prescription use only. Patients should talk to their doctor to decide if surgery with a MIRA Surgical System is right for them. Patients and doctors should review all available information on nonsurgical and surgical options and associated risks in order to make an informed decision.

Serious complications may occur in any surgery, including minimally invasive surgery with the MIRA Surgical System, up to and including death. Serious risks include, but are not limited to, injury to tissues and organs, and/or conversion to other surgical techniques which could result in a longer operative time and/or complications.

For important safety information, including surgical risks and considerations, please also refer to www.virtualincision.com/safety-information. For the product’s indications for use, risks, full cautions, and warnings, please refer to the associated user manual(s).

Individual outcomes may depend on a number of factors, including but not limited to patient characteristics, disease characteristics, surgeon, and/or hospital experience.

MIRA Surgical System Precaution Statement

The demonstration of safety and effectiveness for the representative specific procedures was based on evaluation of the MIRA Surgical System as a surgical device and did not include evaluation of outcomes related to the treatment of cancer (overall survival, disease-free survival, local recurrence) or treatment of the patient’s underlying disease/condition. Device usage in all surgical procedures should be guided by the clinical judgment of an adequately trained surgeon.

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