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Spineart Opens Innovation Center in Dallas

Spineart aims to establish a hub for innovation and training in robotic spine surgery.

Spineart has unveiled its new Spineart Innovation Center in Dallas, Texas. The grand opening for this new facility is scheduled for November 14, 2024.

The 5,500-square-foot facility sites at Trinity Towers. It’s designed for spine surgeons, hospitals, and academic institutions to boost learning and collaboration.

The center touts sweeping views of the Dallas Skyline, a conference meeting space, offices, and a 1,300-square-foot wet lab. The lab contains two cadaveric station, one of which is equipped with the eCential Robotics platform—a single system that integrates 2D/3D imaging, navigation, robotics, and customized Spineart applications.

Spineart said Dallas was selected for the Innovation Center because of its position as a major domestic and international hub. The location offers the company many advantages, it said, to establish a hub for innovation and training in robotic spine surgery—including a robust medical community and opportunities for collaboration with local institutions.

“The opening of the Spineart Innovation Center is a significant milestone,” said Jerome Trividic, CEO of Spineart. “It will enable us to provide spine surgeons with access to next-generation navigation and robotics technologies that represent the cutting edge of spine surgery. In addition, the center will welcome local institutions, providing opportunities to collaborate on research and development projects and participate in fully customized training programs.”

“From think tanks to hands-on product trials, we are ready to push the boundaries of research and development,” added Alessia Erlingher, Chief Commercial Officer of Spineart. “By partnering with leading hospitals and surgeons, we’re not only advancing medical science but also ensuring better outcomes for patients everywhere.”

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