BRAIN NAVI Brain Navi Biotechnology is a pioneering surgical robotics company based in Taiwan, committed to advancing neurosurgery through innovation. Our mission is to develop innovative navigation and robotic technique for surgeons. To improve accuracy, streamline surgical procedures and reduce learning curves. IF., No. 66-1, Shengyi 5th Rd., Zhubei City, Hsinchu County 302, Taiwan +886-3-657-9438 @ [email protected] @ https://brainnavi.com

NaoTrac merges high-precision technology and surgeons’ experience to improve accuracy and result by streamlining surgical procedures and improving the learning curve equipped with Al, Machine Vision, and Robot-Assisted Surgery. Surgical navigation with non-contact registration, pre-operating planning preparation, and choosing the surgery pathway with a 3D vision for precise anatomical location. NaoTrac can assist on variety of neurosurgical procedures, such as • Biopsy / Tumor Ablation • ICH • Endoscope • SEEG • DBS • Targeted Delivery NaoTrac has been cleared by U.S. FDA, obtained CE mark and...

Empowering Neurosurgeons Improving Patient Outcomes • Convenience: No head shaving, no tight stereotactic frames • Safety: Shorter time in the OR with less stress and greater predisposition • Recovery: Smoother surgery and recover sooner • Control: Full control from start to finish — with the robot there to assist, not take over • Focus: Less time spent on prep and more time focused on what matters • Clarity: Clear visuals and precise guidance you can count on • Efficiency: Setup is fast, procedures stay on schedule, and teams work more efficiently • Versatility: One platform, multiple uses —...

CLINICAL EVIDENCE Approx. L 112.2 cm x W 64.5 cm x H 214.7 cm Operation environmental conditions • Ambient temperature range of + 10°C to + 40°C • Relative humidity range of 30% to 85% • Atmospheric pressure range of 800 hPa to 1013 hPa Transport & Storage • Ambient temperature range of 0°C to + 60°C environmental conditions ' Relative humidity range of 30% to 85%, including condensation Pilot Study of a New Type of Machine Vision-Assisted Stereotactic Neurosurgery for EVD Placement EANS 2025 Annual Meeting Selected Digital Abstract Utilizing Fiducial Markers for Imaging Recognition and Fusion...