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The Aurora® and 3D Guidance® Electromagnetic Tracking Solutions

Exceptional Tracking Performance Runs in the Family

The strength of the Aurora and 3D Guidance electromagnetic tracking solutions lies in their similarities and their differences. Both can provide unobstructed in-vivo tracking of OEM medical instruments, share exceptional measurement accuracy and reliability and are engineered and manufactured to deliver unparalleled tracking performance.

Between them, there are seven different field generators with unique measurement volumes, and 20 standard sensor offerings (plus custom options). While the Aurora has 6DOF and 5DOF sensors, the 3D Guidance solution specializes in 6DOF tracking. 6DOF sensors are usually re-processable; 5DOF can be disposable. Some of our field generators are portable, while others seamlessly integrate into the medical OEM’s procedural cart or operative table.

These differences provide near-countless opportunities to customize and integrate the Aurora and 3D Guidance solutions – all while benefiting from a shared foundation of technical excellence and expert product execution.

Aurora

Our premier, highly customizable electromagnetic tracking solution, delivers best-in-class measurement accuracy and reliability for the most intricate OEM surgical navigation applications.

Aurora

Our premier, highly customizable electromagnetic tracking solution delivers best-in-class measurement accuracy and reliability for the most intricate OEM surgical navigation applications.

Aurora Field Generators

Five different field generators provide versatile options for generating a measurement volume that is optimized to application workflows and the operative space.

Aurora Sensors & Tools

A full suite of customizable 5DOF and 6DOF sensors can be seamlessly integrated into the smallest OEM medical instruments for use in the most complex tracking applications.

3D Guidance

Our quality electromagnetic tracking solution boasts ready-to-integrate electronic components and sensors for medical OEM applications that require rapid product development and time to market.

3D Guidance

NDI’s electromagnetic tracking solution, which features ready-to-integrate solution components and sensors for rapid OEM product development and time to market.

3D Guidance Transmitters

Two transmitter sizes are available for use in a diverse range of OEM tracking applications, from ultrasound probe tracking to guided needle biopsies.

3D Guidance Sensors

Five different 6DOF sensor options are available for flexible integration into numerous OEM medical instruments and tracking applications.

Navigate New Possibilities

NDI stays the course with its partners, ensuring that they get to market faster. We understand that system design is only one piece of your complex path to market. Through our dedicated account management, integration, and technical support teams, we invest in all stages of the product development life cycle- from initial concept creation, through subsystem design, cost, performance optimizations, and the critically important high-volume factory calibration process.

EM Technology

Technology Overview

NDI’s Aurora and 3D Guidance electromagnetic (EM) tracking solutions technology generate a defined EM field in which EM micro-sensors are tracked requiring no line of sight.

Integration

Integration

NDI’s optical measurement and electromagnetic tracking solutions can be tailored to your unique tracking application through diverse customization and integration options.

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Resources

Learn more about NDI’s optical measurement and electromagnetic tracking solutions through our collection of videos, articles and datasheets. Navigate the possibilities for your unique OEM surgical instrument.

Legal Disclaimer
NDI tracking and measurement products are general metrology components that can be integrated into customer products, research experiments, and/or as components of medical devices that require precision measurement and tracking. While NDI components and technology can be integrated into original equipment manufacturer (OEM) medical devices, they are not specifically intended for a given application and, as such, have not been developed or manufactured in accordance with medical device standards. It remains the responsibility of the OEM customer or end-user to determine and test the suitability of NDI components and technology for their intended use, including performing any required ethics approval, verification, and validation required to demonstrate suitability and compliance. System-level testing, certification, and validation are the responsibility of the original equipment manufacturer or the applicable end-user and should be completed prior to the use of NDI products or technologies in any application.