1. Surgical Robots

Surgical robots are one of the most common medical robots. Surgical robots consist of three parts: surgeon console, bedside robotic arm system, and imaging system. It is used in urology, cardiothoracic surgery, gynecology, abdominal surgery and so on.

It is a minimally invasive surgical device with the advantages of precise surgical operation, small trauma to the patient, and short operation time, which perfectly fits the needs of the current medical diagnosis and treatment. 

Frameless motors provide high torque at relatively low speeds in low-voltage applications and have a compact and efficient design that can be embedded directly into the machine, using the machine's own bearings to support the rotor. Ideal for robotic applications.

2. Interventional Surgical Robot

As another representative medical robot, interventional robots are capable of performing more precise interventional procedures, such as vascular interventions and neurological interventions. Fierce market competition and high-precision surgical applications have put forward more stringent requirements for motion control systems, and the research and development process is inevitably faced with more application challenges.

3. Rehabilitation Robots

Rehabilitation robot, as an important branch of medical robotics, is a combination of industrial robotics and medical robotics, a medical robot that assists the human body in completing limb movements, and realizes the functions of walking with disability, rehabilitation therapy, weight-bearing walking, and reducing labor intensity. 

Rehabilitation robot can be considered as a wearable device in a special environment.

Its special functions and uses require it to realize the characteristics of small size, thin thickness, high reliability, etc. At the same time, because it is a direct wearable device, it needs to realize the low-voltage power supply for safety considerations, and its weight should be light, so as to reduce the difficulty of control.