Founded in 1989, HIWIN Technologies Corp. is a leading enterprise in the field of motion control and manufacturing system technology in the world with ISO 9001 & 13485 certifications. The products of HIWIN are widely applied in biomedical, semiconductor, optoelectronics, and precision machining industries. As a public listed company in Taiwan, HIWIN set up a healthcare product line in 2014 to produce a range of robotic medical products in response to higher demands on medical automation due to the aging population and medical staff shortage.
The MTG-H100 Robotic Endoscope Holder is used in minimally invasive surgeries to ensure stable vision and to improve surgical quality which is expected to play a role as a new feasible and value-added solution between conventional laparoscopic surgery and costly robotic surgery.
A stable image is under your control
Stable image during the whole surgery, intuitively autonomous control & safely precise positioning

1. Introduction
"HIWIN" Robotic Endoscope Holder is used for minimally invasive surgery to pick up and control the endoscope tube and it offers stable imaging during operation.
Surgeons use a foot pedal or handy button to control the endoscope in six directions. The Robotic Endoscope Holder can be set by the surgical table or put on the medical cart to suit for multiple minimally invasive surgery positioning.

2. Product features:
2-1. Reliable robotic assistant
Using "HIWIN" Robotic Endoscope Holder relieves the burden and fatigue of medical staff and avoids miscommunication between surgeons and aides.

2-2. Stable endoscopic vision
"HIWIN" Robotic Endoscope Holder offers stable and clear images during the surgical process. It assists surgeons to operate with accuracy and confidence. The quality is better in a high pixel 4K endoscope or 3D endoscope.

2-3. Precision positioning & prognosis with smaller wound and less pain
The study shows that the patented virtual positioning technique controls the robotic arm's range of movement to avoid widening the wound. Therefore, the prognosis would be less painful compared with conventional laparoscopic surgery.