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The JASPER™ Platform is shedding the constraints of human physiology.

We are bringing a supernatural extension of the surgeon’s eyes and hands into the operating room to transform surgical eye care.

Advanced visualization

Limited depth perception and constrained visibility can compromise delicate maneuvers. Robotics will enhance intraoperative visualization with real-time guidance, improving decision-making and precision.

Shortened learning curve

Ophthalmic surgery relies on an apprenticeship model and has a long learning curve. With precision guidance and real-time feedback, robotics will empower more surgeons to reach peak performance, faster.

Standardized procedures

Variability in surgeons’ skill level and technique often results in suboptimal outcomes. Robotics will introduce a standardized, highly consistent approach that enhances reliability and reduces outcome variability.

Improved precision

Natural hand tremors limit surgical precision, even for skilled surgeons. With micron-level precision, robotics technology will allow surgeons to perform at their peak during every procedure.

Personalized ergonomic design

A majority of ophthalmic surgeons suffer from musculoskeletal disorders and are forced to retire early. Surgeon-centered positioning will reduce physical strain, helping surgeons continue doing what they love, longer.

Increased patient access

Due to the global shortage of surgeons, many patients lack access to timely surgical care. Robotics will enable surgeons to save intraoperative time and treat significantly more patients over the course of their career.

The JASPER™ Platform will go above and beyond human capabilities – enhancing eye surgery with consistency, scalability, and unparalleled skill.

Micron-level precision

Enhances and elevates microsurgical precision, allowing delicate manipulation with accuracy exceeding human limitations.

14 degrees of freedom

Designed with a range of motion reaching every part of the patient’s eye, to treat front and back segment diseases.

3D image guidance and augmentation

Advanced visualization provides enhanced depth perception and real-time guidance, with unprecedented views of surgical anatomy.

No-fly zones

Defined boundaries that ensure instruments move only within specified areas, enhancing precision and ensuring patient safety.

Neutral posture enabling

Surgeon-centered ergonomic design maintains optimal body positioning, reducing physical strain and extending career longevity.

Actionable data

Comprehensive analytics capture and analyze procedural data to refine techniques and standardize consistent, top-tier care.

Transforming Patient Care

When it comes to their eyes, patients deserve to have the best-in-class surgical treatment. That is why our technology is designed to enhance every ophthalmic procedure with unparalleled precision, consistency, and outcomes.

Cataract

Cataract, the clouding of the eye's natural lens, is the leading cause of preventable vision impairment and blindness worldwide. While it is an age-related disease, additional risk factors that impact cataract formation include diabetes, smoking, and obesity.

Glaucoma

Glaucoma is a progressive eye condition that damages the optic nerve, most commonly due to increased intraocular pressure. If left untreated, it can lead to gradual, irreversible vision loss. While age is a major risk factor, other contributors include family history, diabetes, corticosteroid use, and elevated eye pressure.

Retinal diseases

Retinal diseases impact the retina, the light-sensitive tissue at the back of the eye essential for vision. These conditions include, among others: diabetic retinopathy – damage to retinal blood vessels due to high blood sugar, age-related macular degeneration (AMD) – degeneration of central vision with age, and retinal detachment – separation of the retina from underlying tissue, often due to trauma or aging.

600m

cataract patients worldwide

32m

procedures performed annually

45%

of blindness results from cataract formation

80m

glaucoma patients worldwide

1.2m

procedures performed annually

2nd

leading cause of irreversible blindness

350m

affected by retinal diseases worldwide

2m

retinal procedures performed annually

3rd

Third leading cause of severe vision loss

Driven by innovation and purpose, our JASPER™ Platform will deliver the future of sight-saving care.