Brainlab

Name: Brainlab
Address: Olof-Palme-Straße 9, Munich, 81829, DE
Telephone: +49899915680
Price range: Not Applicable

Brainlab develops, manufactures and markets software-driven medical technology. Legal notice: www.brainlab.com/legal-notice/

At Brainlab, we digitize medical workflows from diagnosis to therapy, and our innovative ecosystem forms the basis for modern healthcare technology. We help healthcare providers build three-dimensional patient-specific models with data that is structured, mapped and aggregated with industry-leading artificial intelligence. This forms the basis of our navigation system for the human body, with whic

h clinicians can safely remove brain tumors, place screws in the spine precisely and irradiate breast tumors with millimetric precision. Our robotics and mixed reality technologies and expertise allow users to connect and innovate between the digital and physical worlds. In addition, Brainlab technologies power the collection of structured long-term data and medical registries. Through the neuroscience of play, Brainlab advances clinical training and education, promoting the adaptation to technological advances and creating digital models of complete interventions. Our digital ecosystem is an open interface and forms a framework for third parties to accelerate innovation in other clinical areas as well. Brainlab systems are established in around 4,000 hospitals in 120 countries to offer doctors and patients better treatment possibilities. At the forefront of health technology for over 35 years, the company headquarters are in Munich, and we employ around 2,000 people of 87 nationalities in 25 locations.

24/06/2026

⏱️ More patients, fewer fractions, same team.

This dream became a reality for Pavol Dubinský, MD, and his team at East Slovakia Institute of Oncology in Kosice, Slovakia, thanks to the installation of ExacTrac Dynamic®, which resulted in an almost five-fold increase in prostate cancer patients within one year, all while maintaining "unparalleled precision and efficiency".

Interested to learn more? Read the whole story here: https://bit.ly/4oFBN1P

*The statements made by the clinician represent their professional opinion and experience. These statements may not be supported by scientific evidence or peer-reviewed research. For verified information about the device, please refer to the manufacturer's official documentation.

23/06/2026

Over two sold-out nights, our atrium turned into a dance floor in the afterlife 🖤

“Techno Queen” by the Bayerische Staatsoper brought the worlds of Donizetti’s belcanto and driving techno into one bold, immersive format. It was a true crossover that felt as new as it was fearless.

In bringing Elizabeth I. and Mary Stuart into the present, the production made one thing clear: when opera dares to leave the traditional stage, it doesn’t lose its power; it gains momentum. The strong emotion and energy on stage spread through the atrium, bringing the whole space to life.

This is what the partnership between Brainlab and the Bayerische Staatsoper stands for: The conviction that great art deserves new spaces, new formats and new audiences. "Techno Queen" was exactly that kind of bet and it paid off.

Thank you to everyone who joined us and to the amazing artists who made these two unforgettable evenings so special.

If you want to know more about our Brainlab Culture Program, find more information here: https://www.brainlab-culture-program.com/en/?utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=Organic+Post&utm_campaign=Techno+Queen+Wrap+Up

18/06/2026

ESTRO 2026 in Stockholm was an unforgettable experience and now you can relive the highlights! The recordings from our sessions are now available. 🎥

We had so many engaging discussions and are grateful to everyone who attended, especially our speakers for sharing their valuable insights about ExacTrac Dynamic® during the Brainlab Novalis Circle Lunch Symposium:

🔹 Per Munck af Rosenschöld, PhD, Skåne University Hospital, Lund, Sweden
🔹 Nils Temme, PhD, Strahlentherapie Radiologie München, Munich, Germany
🔹 Ovidio Hernando Requejo, MD, PhD, HM Sanchinarro University Hospital, Madrid, Spain
🔹 Cihan Gani, MD, University Hospital Tübingen, Tübingen, Germany

A special thank you also goes to our symposium chair, Carmen Rubio Rodríguez, MD, PhD, from HM Sanchinarro University Hospital, Madrid, Spain.

👉Check out the recordings in the Novalis Circle Video Library: https://www.novaliscircle.org/page/videos-search?utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=Organic+Post&utm_campaign=ESTRO+Novalis+Recordings

Hope to see you at the annual meeting of the ESTRO next year in Milan!

17/06/2026

Novalis Circle has always been committed to advancing clinical collaboration and research—and now, we're taking that commitment one step further.

We are excited to introduce the Novalis Circle Research Fund, created to support innovative research aligned with key topics of the Novalis Circle Conference and the Brainlab portfolio in SRS and SBRT.

Do you have a research idea with the potential to make an impact? We invite you to submit a short video application (maximum 5 minutes) outlining:
🔸 Your research topic
🔸 The proposed methodology
🔸 The expected clinical and scientific impact

📅 Submission deadline: August 31, 2026
📩 Submit to: [email protected]

The winning project will be announced during the closing session of the Brainlab Novalis Circle 10th International Conference, taking place at the Brainlab HQ, in Munich, Germany from September 17 - 19, 2026.

We look forward to seeing the ideas that will shape the next generation of innovation in radiosurgery.

https://bit.ly/44hqRxX

16/06/2026

What if thoughts could move a cursor? 🧠

That’s what neurosurgeons and researchers have been working towards with Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCIs). This once distant dream is already a reality with one patient in particular at the center of research in Europe.

Michi Mehringer, 26, has been living with quadriplegia since a serious motorcycle accident ten years ago. Today, thanks to 256 microelectrodes implanted in his brain and AI-based signal decoding, he has become the first patient in Europe to control a computer cursor using only his thoughts.

Our CEO Rainer Birkenbach had the pleasure of speaking at last week’s DLD Conference x BAIOSPHERE in Munich, about the Brainlab digital solutions shaping the future of medicine, including BCIs. Rainer was joined by Prof. Dr. Bernhard Meyer and Prof. Simon Jacob from the Department of Neurosurgery at TUM Klinikum Rechts der Isar, Georg Starke from Technical University of Munich, Prof. Lorenzo Masia, Director of the Munich Institute for Robotics and Machine Intelligence (MIRMI) at Technische Universität München - TUM, and Caroline Emmer De Albuquerque Green, Director of Research at the Institute for Ethics in AI at University of Oxford—alongside Michi himself, whose positivity and optimism about this technology are inspiring.

In cranial surgery, every step matters—from the very first planning session to the final moment in the O.R. True surgical success begins with diligent preoperative planning: together with our partner Nexstim, nTMS in experienced hands allows critical brain surface areas for a BCI implant to be identified and mapped with high precision, without a single incision. Our intelligent navigation technology then connects each link in this chain, guiding the surgical team through every subsequent step of the workflow with the attention to detail that patients deserve. Because only when every piece falls into place, in the right order and at the right quality, does the full clinical impact become reality. For patients like Michi, that reality is the difference between limitation and possibility.

What connected everyone on that stage was a shared belief: that when medicine, technology and human determination come together, the impossible becomes possible.

Watch the full DLD talk below. 👇
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgLpG35gPA8

Images: (2) Vlada Labzeyeva, (3) Philipp Guelland, all other images by Brainlab

15/06/2026

Fast. Simple. Intuitive. 🧠

Let’s take a look at how simple outlining tumors can be with Brainlab Elements AI Tumor Segmentation.

🔹Load the patient MRI in Elements SmartBrush
🔹Click once and our AI automatically contours metastases and other supported cranial tumors within seconds, ready for clinicians to review and approve for treatment planning.

And yes, it's already in clinical use.

🔗 Learn more about Brainlab AI Solutions: https://bit.ly/4eBU6lc

11/06/2026

Auf Wiedersehen, Aachen—and thank you for an incredible ! 🇩🇪

As the annual meeting of the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Neurochirurgie (DGNC) comes to a close, our team is reflecting on the incredible energy at booth #27. From precise preoperative planning to intraoperative ex*****on, we know that in cranial and spinal neurosurgery, every step matters.

This year's discussions focused heavily on building seamless surgical ecosystems. We loved giving hands-on demos of our Robotic Suite—the integrated ecosystem of Loop-X®, Curve® Navigation System and Cirq®—showing the expanded rehab capabilities of Nexstim nTMS and discussing the newly CE-cleared TWISTER® TC* constant current stimulator on our AVALANCHE® PLUS platform* developed with Langer Medical, a Brainlab Company.

👉 Dive into our featured neurosurgery portfolio here: https://www.brainlab.com/surgery-products/overview-neurosurgery-products/?utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=Organic+Post&utm_campaign=DGNC+2026+Wrap+Up

To everyone who shared their insights, challenges and collaboration with us this week—thank you.
Safe travels, and we will see you next year in Erfurt! ✈️

*Not yet commercially available in several countries (CE mark available). Please contact your sales representative.

09/06/2026

🚨 Check out our complimentary webinar "Innovating with Loop-X Robotic Imaging: A Multi-Specialty Panel Discussion."

Loop-X is a fully mobile, robotic imaging system providing both 2D and 3D scans. In this dynamic panel discussion, leading experts discuss how they're advancing their practice with Loop-X. Through peer-to-peer exchange, we offer firsthand insights into how surgeons are enhancing intraoperative workflows, improving surgical precision and transitioning from legacy systems to the versatile and compact Loop-X Mobile Imaging Robot.

If you're looking for new imaging solutions or simply curious about next-gen solutions, we've got you covered
✔️ Real-world clinical insights from surgeons using Loop-X in neurosurgery and spine procedures
✔️ Discussions around workflow enhancements, dose management and O.R. efficiency
✔️ Guidance on how to manage the transition to Loop-X with successful team adoption

⚕️ Panelists
▪️Brian Gill MD, Columbia University Irving Medical Center
▪️John Lopez, MD, Spine Care Specialists of Alaska
▪️Nathan Oh, DO, Anacapa Surgical Associates
🎤 Moderated by Chad Jacobs, Director of Marketing, Brainlab, Inc.

No matter which imaging setup you are currently using, this discussion will showcase tangible pathways to improved patient care, cost efficiency and surgical confidence, while reusing much of your existing O.R. setup.

🔗 Watch now: https://bit.ly/4auy6Gn

08/06/2026

🦾 Spinal screw placement can be unforgiving. Error margins are small. Expectations are high—which is why combining the right workflow with the right robotic support is critical.

For Taofiq Desmond Sanusi MSc MRCS FRCS(SN) FEBNS PhD, Neurosurgeon at Queen's Hospital Romford UK, success in spinal instrumentation starts with a structured approach. In thoracic and lumbar cases, he consistently uses an all guide-wire-first workflow with Cirq® Robotics, enabling high accuracy while maintaining efficiency and control.
After evaluating all major systems, he selected Cirq® from Brainlab for its ability to seamlessly support this approach in real clinical scenarios.

Here, he explains how Cirq® supports him in overcoming key challenges in spinal instrumentation, enhancing precision while keeping his workflow efficient and intuitive.*

Discover more about what convinced Dr. Sanusi to choose Cirq®: https://bit.ly/43i6QHd

Barking, Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals NHS Trust

*The statements made by the clinician represent their professional opinion and experience. These statements may not be supported by scientific evidence or peer-reviewed research. For verified information about the device, please refer to the manufacturer's official documentation.

05/06/2026

At the biennial meeting of the American Society for Stereotactic and Functional Neurosurgery (ASSFN), we were reminded yet again of just how powerful this community is. 🙌

We spent four inspiring days in Cleveland at the intersection of innovation and clinical practice. At booths #100 & #102, alongside our partners at Boston Scientific Deep Brain Stimulation, we had the privilege of showcasing how we are transforming and optimizing clinical workflows in functional neurosurgery—from initial planning to intraoperative ex*****on.

Some of the most exciting conversations centered around:
🌟 Loop-X® Mobile Imaging Robot, including the new Stereo Verify* feature
🌟 Cirq® Robotics for SEEG and LITT**
🌟 Brainlab Functional Neurosurgery planning solutions, including Elements Fibertracking, Elements Trajectory planning Cranial and Elements Stereotaxy

Thank you to every clinician and partner who stopped by to ask questions, challenge ideas and share insights. That collaborative exchange is exactly what drives real progress!

We look forward to keeping the momentum going at WSSFN 2026 in Marseille, September 29 – October 3! 🇫🇷

👉 Learn more about Loop-X® Stereo Verify: https://www.brainlab.com/surgery-products/fsn-hubpage/mobile-imaging-robot/?utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=Organic+Post&utm_campaign=ASSFN+2026+Wrap+Up

*Not yet commercially available.
**Not yet commercially available in several countries. Please contact your sales representative.

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Olof-Palme-Straße 9
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Telefon

+49899915680

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https://www.brainlab.com/

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