Robot Technology

CUREXO provides differentiated products and medical solutions based on cutting-edge medical technology.

CUVIS-joint

Artificial joint surgery robot system with fully automatic cutting
function

CUVIS-spine

Spine surgical robot system that guides the pedicle screw
precisely as planned.

MorningWalk

Morning Walk is a gait rehabilitation robot that was invented to helps patients to recover faster.

CUVIS-spine

Spine surgical robot system that guides the pedicle screw
precisely as planned.

MorningWalk

Morning Walk is a gait rehabilitation robot that was invented to helps patients to recover faster.

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CUREXO Exports to Brazil and Paraguay, Targeting the South American Medical Robot Market

• Expanding Latin American Network: From Export Growth to Local Medical Staff Training and Academic Conference Participation   CUREXO, a medical robot specialist, is accelerating its penetration into the South American medical robot market, including Brazil, led by its joint replacement surgical robot 'CUVIS-joint' and spine surgical robot 'CUVIS-Spine'.   [Photo = CUREXO] Brazilian orthopedic specialists Dr. Moisés Cohen and Dr. Marcus Vinicius Pinheiro Montenegro observe a demonstration of CUVIS-joint at CUREXO headquarters.   CUREXO is expanding its local market presence this year by sequentially supplying CUVIS-joint to Brazil and Paraguay. In particular, the company plans to solidify its market foundation in Latin America through localization strategies such as training local medical personnel, establishing clinical networks, and participating in major academic conferences.   Recently, CUREXO invited Brazilian orthopedic surgeons to Korea to observe CUVIS-joint surgeries and conducted training on surgical planning and robot operation. In cooperation with its local partner Energy USA, the company is also pursuing the establishment of a training center in Brazil. The center is planned to serve as a hub for training and clinical cooperation not only for Brazilian medical staff but also for medical professionals across Latin America in the future.   In addition, CUREXO plans to attend the Mexican Association of Spine Surgeons (AMCICO) held in Cancun, Mexico, from the 11th to the 16th, to interact with local medical professionals and industry officials, raise awareness of CUVIS-Spine, and expand its cooperative network.  With Brazil as its strategic hub in Latin America, CUREXO intends to strengthen its position in the South American medical robot market by continuously training local medical personnel, attending academic conferences, and building clinical networks, while expanding into Mexico, Argentina, and Chile.   A CUREXO official stated, "In the South American market, not only the adoption of medical robotic equipment is important, but also the medical staff's proficiency, clinical experience, and understanding of surgical protocols. We will continue to expand our cooperation base in the Latin American market through ongoing networking with local medical professionals."  

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MOU with LiDAR specialist SOS Lab

Advancing Spatial Recognition Technology for Medical Robots Based on LiDAR-Camera Fusion SensorsMedical robot specialist CUREXO (CEO Jae-jun Lee) is joining forces with LiDAR solution specialist SOS Lab (CEO Ji-sung Jeong) to jointly develop spatial intelligence solutions for medical robots.On the 26th, CUREXO and SOS Lab announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to develop spatial intelligence technology applicable to medical robots and surgical environments.This partnership was established to apply spatial intelligence—a technology gaining significant attention alongside the recent expansion of Physical AI—to the medical robotics sector. Spatial intelligence is a technology that allows AI to perceive its surroundings in 3D, understanding the positions and relationships of spaces and s to support a robot's decision-making and movements. LiDAR, in particular, can render environments into highly precise 3D data, making it a core sensor in both autonomous driving and robotics.By combining SOS Lab's LiDAR and multimodal sensor technologies with Curexo's expertise in medical robot development, operation, and testing environments, the two companies plan to develop spatial recognition technology optimized for healthcare settings and verify its performance in actual robotic environments.The main areas of cooperation include: - Application of LiDAR-camera fusion sensor technology to medical robots - Demonstration and verification of sensor systems in medical robot operating environments - Joint R&D of digital twin technology based on 3D spatial dataLeveraging its technical know-how and understanding of medical robot operating environments, CUREXO will drive technical verification and solution advancement, prioritizing the safety and precision required in clinical settings. SOS Lab will be responsible for developing the LiDAR and multimodal sensor systems, as well as the spatial and recognition algorithms.Through practical demonstrations that consider actual operating conditions, the companies plan to evaluate the applicability of this spatial recognition technology. Moving forward, they aim to evolve it into a system that fully supports medical robots in perceiving their surroundings and making autonomous judgments and movements.Starting with this agreement, the two companies will systematically specify detailed joint R&D projects. They also plan to actively promote their developed technologies and collaborative achievements by participating jointly in major domestic and international exhibitions, such as ROBOTWORLD.A CUREXO official stated, "Because operating rooms involve a complex mix of equipment and medical personnel, it is crucial for robots to have the technology to accurately perceive their surroundings and s to operate safely. By integrating SOS Lab's LiDAR and spatial intelligence technologies with CUREXO's medical robotics expertise and testing capabilities, we will develop spatial intelligence solutions tailored for medical settings and continue to drive the intelligentization of our medical robots."