How Smart Implants and AI Robotics Could Transform Neurological Surgery
NeuFluent’s approach is to bring together world-class expertise across neuroscience, engineering, regulatory strategy, manufacturing, and commercialization, to build and commercialize breakthrough technologies, fast. (Image: anantachat/AdobeStock)
Neurological implants are evolving from static hardware into intelligent platforms that can do far more than provide structural support. In this episode, we explore how NeuFluent is thinking about next-generation smart implants and AI-enhanced robotics — technologies designed to improve surgical precision, generate actionable data, and help physicians make better decisions before, during, and after intervention. Pediatric surgeon Dr. Sam Browd, co-CEO and chief medical officer of NeuFluent, will discuss how advances in minimally invasive surgery, navigation, and implant intelligence could reshape neurological and spine care in the years ahead.
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