Smooth navigation to areas of indocyanine green (ICG) fluorescence, with mapping projected directly onto tissues to create an Augmented Reality experience. This allows the surgeon to remain focused on the operative field itself, without constantly shifting their gaze to a separate monitor.
Follow organ deformation
A unique way of displaying ICG saturation mapped directly onto tissues enables true real-time navigation, following the deformation and movements of organs, creating an augmented reality (AR) experience.
Working distance
With an effective projection distance of 1 m above the affected area, the surgeon’s working space remains comfortably large, while the camera head can be easily repositioned with one hand - just like an operating light.
Bright surgical field
Even when the operating lights must be switched off, the bright and clear illumination from 6 LED lights precisely lights up the surgical field, ensuring full comfort when operating under infrared observation.
The first and only ICG near-infrared Medical Imaging Projection System
Projection accuracy
Despite the long distance and challenging performance, the projection remains exceptionally precise. The delay of the projected image is under 0.2 seconds, enabling smooth tracking of movement, with a mapping margin below ±2 mm.
Visualisation modes and colours
MIPS offers a range of data presentation modes, including monochromatic projection in 7 selectable colours, or multicolour projection displaying a heat map in varied tones.
Overhead stand
Working with the world-renowned Mitaka microscope-type stand makes operating with MIPS hassle-free. The highest level of ergonomics is guaranteed thanks to the fully balanced arm, which allows the head to be positioned single-handedly.
