Brainlab

Day two at EUROSPINE, the Spine Society of Europe is underway and conversations at our booth are focusing on how connected technologies support decision-making across spine surgery workflows.

At yesterday’s TechUpdate session, “Navigating complexity in spinal tumor surgery,” we explored how advanced visualization, patient-specific planning and integrated workflows can support surgeons across a broad range of spinal conditions. Thank you to everyone who joined us and contributed to the conversation.

A special thank you to PD Dr. med. Nicole Lange from TUM Klinikum Rechts der Isar in Munich, Germany for sharing her expertise and insights during this important session.

At booth :02, we’re continuing the conversation and demonstrating how Every Step Matters across the spine care journey—from education and patient-specific planning to intraoperative guidance and postoperative insights.

Join us for a hands-on experience
🔹Elements Spine Planning* for personalized surgical planning
🔹Robotic Suite for connected imaging, robotics and navigation workflows
🔹Snke Hospital Dataspace** for postoperative insights

We’d love to hear what is most relevant to your work and discuss how these approaches can support your clinical workflow.

📍 Gothia Towers, Svenska Mässan, Gothenburg, Sweden
📌 Booth :02
🗓️ October 7–9, 2026



*FDA 510(k) cleared. CE mark available. Not available in several countries. Please contact your sales representative.
**Not yet commercially available in several countries. Please contact your sales representative.

What will define the O.R. of the future?

At Periop Leader Network-Formerly OR Manager 2026 in Savannah, this question shaped our conversations with healthcare leaders, surgeons and innovators.

The answer we heard was clear. The O.R. of tomorrow won't just connect systems—it will understand what's happening inside the surgical environment. It will turn data into actionable insights. It will help teams work smarter through streamlined workflows and advanced visualization.

The challenge is real. Surgical environments are becoming more complex. Staff expertise is stretched thin. Cost and efficiency pressures continue to mount. And the data teams need to make informed decisions often sits siloed and unstructured across disconnected systems.

At booth #529, we showcased how Brainlab solutions are helping shape the future of the O.R.:

🔹 Integrated O.R. connects communication, documentation and clinical data
🔹 Buzz® O.R. Suite* provides intuitive access to imaging, video and software content throughout procedures
🔹 Quip Surgical Platform** supports connected workflows, automation and computer vision
🔹 Spine Mixed Reality Navigation, Spine Planning, Spine Navigation and TraumaCad® Neo1 connect visualization, planning and navigation across the surgical workflow

What excites us most is not any single innovation, but the convergence of connected platforms, intelligent software, computer vision and mixed reality that is transforming surgical care.

Thank you to everyone who stopped by our booth and shared their perspectives on the future of surgery. Those conversations continue to inspire us—and we're energized for what comes next.

The operating room of the future will be connected, intelligent, data-driven and built to adapt. Let's continue building it together.



*Not yet commercially available in several countries. Please contact your sales representative.
**The Quip Surgical Platform* consists of Quip, Origin Edge Software Image and Brainlab Origin OR software.

It was great to connect with the craniomaxillofacial community at FACE AHEAD in Bangkok, Thailand. Together, we explored how integrated planning and navigation solutions support precision throughout every step of complex craniomaxillofacial procedures.

Our highlight: The Lunch Symposium featuring Dr. Warutta Kasemsarn on navigation in maxillofacial surgery, Dr. D**g Ngoc Quang on 3D technology in orbital fracture management and Dr. Michael Grant on intraoperative robotic imaging in craniofacial surgery.

Thank you to these speakers and our Brainlab team on site—Amnuay Jumpatong, KY Tan, Chintasit Bank and Nanapas Phongwatchara—for making this event possible.

That’s a wrap on in Marseille, France

What makes a congress memorable?
The conversations, insights and connections that continue to shape clinical practice long after the event ends.

Thank you to all the clinicians who visited our booth World Society for Stereotactic and Functional Neurosurgery, explored the image guided deep brain stimulation workflow and shared their experiences with us.

Every exchange reinforces what drives us: helping more patients benefit from deep brain stimulation. We take it personally.

We look forward to seeing you at ESSFN in Amsterdam in September 2027 📍.

The best congress conversations leave you with more to think about—and more to take forward.

Thank you to everyone who stopped by our booth, joined our Lunch Symposium and took the time to engage in thoughtful conversations with us at the European Association of Neurosurgical Societies (EANS) meeting.

We were proud to share how the Brainlab open cranial ecosystem continues to evolve beyond navigation toward clinical intelligence—bringing together patient-specific information, clinical expertise and technology to support decision-making across the surgical journey.

From planning and functional insight to intraoperative guidance, imaging, neuromonitoring and the care that follows, every perspective has a role to play.

Always on our mind. 🧠
The patient.
The surgical team.
The next meaningful advance.

Thank you for exploring what a more connected approach to cranial care can mean in practice. We look forward to continuing the conversation.

👉 Explore the cranial portfolio: https://bit.ly/4APMULn

See you next year in Basel, Switzerland. 🫕🇨🇭

Thank you to everyone who joined us at the Annual Meeting of the American Society for Radiation Oncology (ASTRO) 2026 in Boston, MA. From the clinicians who experienced our live demonstrations to the entire Brainlab team—we're grateful for your time and engagement at our booth.

A special thank you to our expert speaker, Thierry Gevaert , PhD from UZ Brussel, Belgium for leading our Meet the Expert sessions. Your insights on the recently launched Advanced Motion Management for Lung* drove great conversations with the radiation oncology community.

This was the first event we’ve run showcasing Advanced Motion Management for Lung—a new solution that enables clinicians to identify, monitor and treat moving tumors with Elements Motion Analysis and ExacTrac Dynamic. We were happy to see such strong interest from the event attendees who stopped by our booth.

Precision in radiotherapy isn't just our mission—it's our commitment to every patient who deserves the best possible outcome.



*ExacTrac Dynamic and RT Elements versions required for this workflow are not yet commercially available in several countries. Please contact your sales representative.

From diagnosis to treatment outcome, every step is critical to every patient’s care journey. Every Step Matters reflects a connected philosophy, guided by our purpose to make an impact on patient lives.

👣 Every Step Matters.
Because every patient does.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/4za8Jnn

The Brainlab Novalis Circle 10th International Conference at our Brainlab HQ in Munich in a nutshell:

🔸 550 clinicians from 34 countries and 5 continents
🔸 70 talks
🔸 28 posters

We had two and a half days of in-depth exchange on brain metastasis, spine radiosurgery, SBRT for primary tumors, and functional radiosurgery, with space to share experiences and explore ideas together. The physicists also had dedicated tracks on both days, while the discussions continued and deepened in the hallways and over coffee. ☕

Several moments stood out and stayed with us. One of them was the launch of Advanced Motion Management for Lung*, which provided a natural link to our broader discussions on precision radiotherapy and the treatment of moving targets.

But this conference was about more than clinical exchange:

Thursday night, we listened to the Bayerische Staatsoper in our atrium🎵
We started Friday with a 5K run through Riemer Park 🏃
We celebrated Bavarian culture together during the Novalis Circle Conference Dinner 🍺

One message came through clearly in many conversations: meeting in person still matters. Beyond the presentations and agenda, the conference created space for clinicians from around the world to exchange experiences, discuss shared challenges and learn from one another.

Celebrating our 10th anniversary is a meaningful milestone, and we’re grateful to everyone who has contributed to this journey through continued exchange and shared learning.

The Brainlab Novalis Circle has been the place for this for over 20 years.
We're proud that we've built a community that drives clinical excellence, fosters competition of ideas and pushes the envelope for patient benefit.

Come and be part of this community: https://bit.ly/4hDWvND



*ExacTrac Dynamic® and RT Elements versions required for this workflow are not yet commercially available in several countries. Please contact your sales representative.