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2014trader

11/04/17 5:44 PM

#3529 RE: XJINVESTOR #3528

great post XJ-this post should be put in a sticky note moderators.

Belus

11/09/17 10:47 AM

#3633 RE: XJINVESTOR #3528

Yes future is this company, :) :) :) :)

Domino

03/29/18 11:05 PM

#5640 RE: XJINVESTOR #3528

A quote from your link....“It’s simple. Anything robotic is the future. And that included robotic surgical assistance”

Ummm, sorry, it’s not that “Simple”. First off it needs to provide advanced design over EXISTING TECHNOLOGY and ALF “Simply” doesn’t.
Todd Pope wants you to THINK “haptics and eye tracking” are improving existing technology. First and foremost, they’re not.

It’s deception at its finest. Like a magician, he will get you to look at one hand while his other hand is doing what he wants you not to see.

What Pope will NOT say is that Alf instrumentation is no different than Laparoscopic instruments designed 30 years ago, the huge footprint, ZERO commercial sales since the CE mark back in 2013 and no articulation except for a 10mm needle driver.
12mm scope? Really Todd? now you have 2 fascia closures while you convince investors that 3mm is the next best thing.

3mm instrumentation has been used in pediatrics for 10 years minimum and they do not reduce scarring any more than 5 & 8 mm incision when closed with 4-0 Monocryl and proper technique.

Buyer beware.




Domino

04/11/18 3:56 PM

#5699 RE: XJINVESTOR #3528

Look at the “Haptics” ignore the non articulating instruments. LOL.

This guy has obviously NEVER placed a foot inside the OR, but hey , whatever makes you feel better.

“Sidebar: Btw, while the doubters/shorts would have us believed that the Senhance is bulky with huge footprint that took up space in the operation room; however, after watching the video above, I realized Senhance might be specifically designed this way so that it provided space for the supporting staffs to surround the patient as in a normal operation. The heavy base for each surgical arm provided stability and the “long” arms allowed the bases to be “out-of-the-way” so that supporting staffs can surround the patient with ease. It also creates space for the hybrid surgery mentioned above.”

This guy knows nothing of surgical technique, asepsis, OR workflow, etc.

Like I said, whatever makes you feel better.