Cochlear implants transmit actual sound signals through electrodes. This converts sounds into electrical impulses, which are interpreted by the brain. It aims to replace the cochlea’s function.

Motion, Inc., a leader in developing advanced robotic-assisted systems for cochlear implant surgery, announced a major milestone in its mission to advance cochlear implant surgery beyond human ...

This technology offers a slow electrode array insertion that is agnostic to cochlear implant manufacturers, providing greater control and precision for pediatric patients. In May, the company ...

Dr. Gantz later became the first doctor to ever implant multi-channel cochlear electrode devices. Today, some implants use robot-assisted insertion of the electrode. The program is now headed ...

Dr. Gantz later became the first doctor to ever implant multi-channel cochlear electrode devices. Today, some implants use robot-assisted insertion of the electrode. The program is now headed ...

The advanced technology is designed to provide a controlled electrode array insertion during cochlear implant procedures, resulting in less trauma to the cochlea when compared to manual insertions.