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3D Exoscope
Aesculap Aeos® is a 3D Robotic Exoscope designed to elevate surgical performance - delivering exceptional1 visualisation, advanced imaging technology and true upright ergonomics. It empowers surgeons to work with greater precision, efficiency and comfort, transforming the way complex procedures are performed and setting a new benchmark in digital microsurgery.2-5
Over
0%
of surgeons experience significant pain while operating due to poor surgical ergonomics5,6,7.
Work-Related MSK disorders account for
0%
of NHS sickness absences1-3
3D heads-up surgery enables an upright, ergonomically comfortable operating posture.
Heads‑up positioning provides an unrestricted, unobstructed view, allowing the surgeon—not the microscope—to define their ergonomics, unlike traditional ocular‑based system.
Hands-free positioning with wireless footswitch.
Agile repositioning via a low‑profile, look‑over design paired with a robotic arm.
Fully robotic arm provides a range of repositioning options:
Pivot around a fixed focal point
Seamlessly return to a previously saved location
Experience full‑resolution imaging at every magnification level, powered by a 10× optical zoom.
Immersive 3D 4K imaging with High Dynamic Range shown 3D monitor setups ensures the whole operating room team sees every detail with clarity.
Low‑heat, coaxial LED illumination delivers uniform lighting across the entire surgical field, including deep and narrow cavities.
3D digital fluorescence in DUV400 ultraviolet and DIR800 infrared light modes
Back light illumination improves visibility of nearby non‑fluorescing structures
No need to switch back to white light
"With traditional platforms, we would have to essentially contort our bodies to look into particularly difficult-to-access areas within the brain. In paediatric neurosurgery, we are often operating in such regions. This is uncomfortable, has longer-term musculoskeletal impacts on the surgeon, but most importantly, makes performing already difficult surgery over many hours even more challenging.
Aeos allows us to visualise those same areas, but with a far better ergonomic posture, facilitating us to operate in those areas with greater ease, over longer periods, in much greater comfort. At the end of the day, this produces a better service and probably better safety for our young patients."
Michael Canty, Consultant Neurosurgeon, Royal Hospital for Children Glasgow
1. According to feedback within the scope of a survey of 43 surgeons that used the Aesculap Aeos® clinically conducted by Aesculap.
2. Veldeman M, Rossmann T, Huhtakangas J, Nurminen V, Eisenring C, Sinkkonen ST, et al. 3-Dimensional Exoscopic Versus Microscopic Resection of Vestibular Schwannomas: A Comparative Series. Operative Neurosurgery. 2023 Jan 10;
3. Giorgi PD, Pallotta ML, Legrenzi S, Nardi M, Andrea M, Schirò GR. Spinal cord compression in thoracolumbar burst fractures: application of high-definition three-dimensional exoscope in minimally invasive lateral surgery. European Journal of Orthopaedic Surgery & Traumatology: Orthopedie Traumatologie. 2023 Jul 1;33(5):2173–
4. Auricchio AM, Calvanese F, Ville Vasankari, Raj R, Louise C, Niemelä M, et al. Digital exoscope versus surgical microscope in spinal dural arteriovenous fistula surgery: a comparative series. Neurosurgical FOCUS. 2024 Mar 1;56(3):E13–3.
5. Sleiwah A, Mohanna P, AsJoe M H, Roblin P, Uppal L, Mughal M. Heads up reconstructive microsurgery: Utilisation of the three-dimensional microscope in microvascular procedures. Journal of Plastic, Reconstructive & Aesthetic Surgery. 2022 Feb;75(2):893–939.
