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Get clear answers about our AR surgical device and its use in orthopedic procedures.

What does the Provision Surgical AR System do?

We’re developing an augmented reality (AR) platform that brings preoperative imaging and surgical planning directly into the surgeon’s view during procedures. It enables enhanced visualization, precision, and real-time guidance — improving accuracy and confidence in every step.

Why start with orthopedic surgery?

Orthopedics presents some of the most demanding alignment and precision challenges. Joint replacement surgeries require exact implant positioning to ensure long-term outcomes. By starting here, we’re delivering immediate clinical value where visualization and accuracy make a measurable difference.

What are the expected benefits of your system?

Our system aims to improve surgical precision, reduce cognitive load, shorten operative time, and support better patient outcomes. Early evaluations suggest faster adjustments and more consistent implant alignment compared to standard methods.

How does this compare to existing tools?

Traditional navigation systems can be bulky, costly, and disruptive. Our solution offers comparable accuracy in a lightweight, cost-effective format designed to integrate easily into existing workflows.

Will this require significant changes to current surgical workflows?

No major changes are needed. The system is designed to complement standard techniques and integrate seamlessly, minimizing the learning curve while enhancing intraoperative visualization.

Has Provision Surgical received FDA clearance yet?

Not yet. The FDA has approved our test plan for accuracy, reliability, and safety, and we are in the process of completing verification and validation testing ahead of submitting our 510(k) application for regulatory clearance.

Can it be used for education and training?

Yes. The same AR visualization used in surgery supports surgical training by projecting anatomy and procedural steps in 3D — helping learners build spatial awareness and clinical precision in realistic, hands-on environments.

What does this milestone mean for hospitals and surgeons?

It confirms our regulatory pathway is progressing as planned. Hospitals and surgeons can have confidence that the system is undergoing rigorous testing for accuracy, reliability, and safety prior to clinical deployment.

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