Smith+Nephew · Orthopaedic surgical robot
Smith+Nephew NAVIO
Legacy handheld robotic knee system
Purchase price Legacy; used or installed units
- Procedures
- Partial and total knee
- Imaging
- No pre-op CT needed
- Tool
- Handheld robotic tool
- Successor
- CORI
- Status
- Legacy
- Best for
- Existing NAVIO programmes
Up close
Smith+Nephew NAVIO is the earlier handheld robotic system for partial and total knee replacement. Like its successor CORI, it plans the procedure from the patient's anatomy during surgery without a CT scan and helps the surgeon remove bone accurately with a handheld tool. Smith+Nephew now leads with CORI, so NAVIO is mainly relevant to hospitals with existing systems or used units.
Key features
Handheld robotics
Surgeon-held tool for targeted bone removal.
No CT needed
Plan built from the anatomy during surgery.
Real-time planning
Patient-specific decisions during the case.
Legacy platform
Preceded the smaller, faster CORI.
Is it right for you?
Good fit if
- Hospitals running existing NAVIO systems
- Comparing used systems with CORI
Not ideal if
- New programmes (choose CORI)
- Purchase by individuals
Where it works
Specifications
- Robot type
- Orthopaedic robotic-assisted surgery system
- Main purpose
- Image-free knee replacement
- Operating environment
- Hospital operating rooms
- Availability
- Legacy; replaced by CORI
- Mobility
- Portable system
- Manipulation
- Surgeon-held bone-preparation tool
- Navigation / control
- Image-free planning, optical tracking, surgeon control
Pricing
Questions
Is NAVIO still sold?
Smith+Nephew now leads with CORI. Check support in your market before buying a NAVIO.
What to check on a used unit?
Serial number, software version, calibration, service eligibility, parts and instruments.
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