Airs Inc

Every year, about 80 million people globally experience long bone fractures, with surgical treatment available at around hospitals across the US, EU, and South Korea. Robot-assisted fracture surgery could cut medical costs by $4 billion and reduce hospital stays by 8 million days, assuming a 5% decrease in reoperation rates. Challenges in Conventional Surgery: Mal-rotation Risk: Potential for misalignment post-surgery High Manpower: Requires 2-3 surgeons per surgery Safety Concerns: Risk of skin necrosis from radiation AIRS Solutions: Fracture Reduction Robot: Provides precise fracture reduction with optimal traction force. Bone Tumor Surgery Robot: Offers real-time tracking and visualization of bone fragments. Bone Fixation Devices: Features uni-cortical screw-less pins for secure bone-robot connections. Benefits: Enhanced Safety Improved Outcomes Reduced Labor Requirements Cost Savings Unique Solution for Fracture Surgery 8,(EU), 5%, 40 800 : 2-3 : AIRS. AIRS :