A Surgical robotic system designed to work with the surgeons, not replace them. The Articulus Pulsar works alongside surgeons at the patient’s side and takes advantage of existing laparoscopic surgery infrastructure and instruments.

The Articulus Pulsar solves the biggest problem in surgical robotics – affordability. Our system offers the highest value compared to any other system, a system with the lowest capital and operation expenditure enabling every hospital and every patient access to better minimally invasive surgery.

The Pulsar system can be used for a large variety of surgical procedures in Gynaecology, Urology, and Gastrointestinal surgery. These surgeries include but are not limited to Hysterectomy, Prostatectomy, Nephrectomy, Cholecystectomy, Fundoplication, etc.

The Pulsar system supports a variety of high-fidelity and dexterity tools of the highest quality. These include both, energy and nonenergy tools designed both for general use and specific procedures.

A system designed and configured for the need of each surgeon and each hospital. Choose from the type of display, vision system, number of surgical robots, attachments, and add-ons based on your need.

Our patent-protected technology makes our system the smallest and most portable minimal-access surgical robot in the world. A system designed to be used wholly or intermittently during surgery and stowed away after use with an extremely low footprint.

Our system is designed to be easy to use and easy to learn for both surgeons and surgical teams. Cutting down the learning curve not only upskills surgeons but also ensures their focus on clinical decision-making rather than motor skill control.

Articulus surgical robots are made modular so that each system is upgradable to the latest state-of-the-art technologies. These technologies will enable surgeons to achieve better surgical outcomes compared to any other surgical platform.