MEDBOT-B(02252): Tumai single-arm single-hole endoscopic surgery Siasun Robot & Automation obtained approval from the National Medical Products Administration.

MEDBOT-B (02252) announces that the single-arm single-hole laparoscopic surgery system developed independently by the group, Siasun Robot&Automation (single-arm), has obtained registration approval from the National Medical Products Administration (NMPA), indicating that its overall performance, level of innovation, clinical effectiveness, and safety have been certified by the national regulatory authority. As a leader in the Chinese surgical robotics industry, the company has been committed to continuously exploring and innovating in the field of precision medicine. With its full-chain self-developed capabilities, it brings safe and effective smart surgical solutions to the field of surgery in China and overseas countries. The approval of the registration application for the single-arm system by NMPA is another important milestone in the group's business development, which will make the group's product portfolio more comprehensive and diverse. The Siasun Robot&Automation series of the single-arm system gradually achieve compatibility with multi-arm, single-arm, and remote integration, which will help enhance the competitiveness of the company's products in the domestic and international markets. The group will continue to adhere to the collaboration between medicine and engineering, bringing new, mature, and perfected diagnosis and treatment solutions to surgeons and patients worldwide, and continue to fulfill the original intention of "making surgery easier for the world". The single-arm system is a core product of the company's laparoscopic surgery system, Siasun Robot&Automation, and can achieve complex surgeries using minimally invasive methods. The single-arm system has a unique single-arm structure with completely independent intellectual property rights, flexible movement, and convenient setup. Its snake-shaped instruments can achieve seven degrees of freedom in a small space, making it more precise compared to the multi-arm system. The single-arm system completes laparoscopic surgery through a single hole, which has clinical value such as smaller incisions, less pain, and higher postoperative aesthetic appearance compared to traditional multi-hole surgeries.