DW Bureua | Chandigarh, May 29: Healing Hospital Chandigarh has successfully completed over 6,000 AI-based RoboLens FT-3D Knee Resurfacing procedures and launched its next-generation robotic FT-3D Knee Resurfacing Programme powered by fully automatic robotic technology. The hospital said the milestone reflects its growing focus on precision-driven and technology-enabled orthopaedic care. Drishmeet Singh Buttar, Managing Partner, said advancements in artificial intelligence, robotics and augmented reality are transforming modern surgical procedures by enabling greater precision and personalized treatment.

He said the hospital’s RoboLens FT-3D platform combines AI-driven surgical planning with Microsoft HoloLens-powered augmented reality visualization, allowing surgeons to assess patient anatomy in immersive real-time 3D during procedures.

According to hospital specialists, the system is designed to support precision mapping, intelligent joint balancing, accurate implant positioning and minimally invasive execution, aimed at reducing tissue trauma, minimizing blood loss and enabling faster recovery.

Ajay S Bhambri, Director, Orthopaedics and Joint Replacement, said AI-assisted planning and robotic execution are increasingly becoming integral to advanced knee procedures globally due to their role in improving surgical precision and rehabilitation outcomes.

Dr Nishant Setia, Senior Consultant, said individualized treatment planning supported by AI and robotic analytics helps deliver more customized surgical approaches based on a patient’s anatomy and mobility requirements.

Healing Hospital said it continues to receive patients from across India and abroad for robotic and AI-assisted orthopaedic procedures and remains committed to strengthening advanced knee care through technology-driven innovation.