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Value gap

The next 2 Millimeters decide outcomes

Freehand relies on surgeon “feel”—skilled but variable. Navigation plans. Robots execute. But none sense tissue in real time. In the final millimeters of variable pedicle bone, surgeons need predictive sensing that looks ahead and confirms trajectory before breach.

Minimally invasive spinal surgery illustration showing advanced screw and cage implantation for spinal stabilization and recovery.

Misplacement risk

revisions, neurologic complications, extended length of hopsital stay

Radiation sterilizer machine for surgical instruments, ensuring safety and infection control in medical settings.

Radiation burden

repeat shots to “check” trajectory

Specialized surgical instruments and advanced technology for efficient, safe surgical procedures with a focus on precision and patient care.

Lost OR time

setup, recalibration, re-imaging

Minimally invasive surgical procedure illustration depicting abdominal surgery or liposuction technique.

Freehand variability

learning curve, reliance on tactile skill, inconsistent accuracy

The missing link:

seecure sense

A low capex, in hand sensing layer that scales to every OR, every shift, every case type.

Market size: at a glance

~3,000,000

instrumented fusions / year (global, directional)

4–6%

CAGR (devices & implants market)

1.3–2.0%

instrumented fusions / year (global, directional)

Derived from U.S. instrumented procedure benchmarks, scaled internationally with conservative assumptions; triangulated with device-market CAGR. Figures represent directional estimates for investor decisioning, not audited counts.

TAM-SAM-SOM Calculator - Compact Version

From macro volume to addressable opportunity

2.5M 3.0M 3.5M
60% 70% 80%
$400 $600 $800
TAM
$1.26B/yr
Global cases × ASP × applicable rate
SAM
$504M/yr
TAM × reachable geographies (40%)
SOM
$126M/yr
SAM × adoption scenario (25%)

Adoption scenarios

ⓘ Methodology & sources

Derived from U.S. instrumented procedure benchmarks, scaled internationally with conservative assumptions; triangulated with device-market CAGR. Figures represent directional estimates for investor decisioning, not audited counts.

SEECURE Economic Value Analysis

Why hospitals & surgeons switch

0.5% 1.4% 1.5%
5 min 8 min 15 min
1 shot 2 shots 3 shots
$0 +$350 +$600 +$100 -$600 +$450 Baseline Revision avoidance OR time savings Reduced imaging Device cost Net value per case
Expected value per case
$135 - $765
Device cost
$600
Net ROI
Positive ROI
Scenario:

Adoption pathways

Gen1

In hand sensing

Gen2

Integrated nav/robot assist

Gen3

Multi sensor predictive platform

Scale without the capex drag

Plug‑and‑Play in current workflow; complements freehand, nav, and robots

No large capital; OPEX model eases procurement

After‑hours & community hospitals: extends safety beyond tertiary centers

Bridge to integration: data outputs can inform nav/robot systems over time

Strategy canvas: positioning in the market

How seecure sense compares across key surgeon decision factors

SEECURE Strategy Canvas

Strategy canvas: positioning in the market

How seecure sense compares across key surgeon decision factors

Freehand
DSG
Navigation
Robots
seecure sense
0 2 4 6 8 10 ComplicationRate CapitalCost RunningCost RadiationBurden WorkflowEfficiency SurgeonAutonomy Tissue-LevelFeedback PredictiveSafety DirectionalGuidance 4 10 10 1 7 10 0 0 1 6 8 6 3 6 8 8 4 2 8 3 4 8 4 1 1 6 8 10 0 1 10 1 0 0 8 10 8 8 8 8 8 10 10 10 8
seecure sense fills the value gap: high safety, low cost, scalable everywhere.
AI sits at the sweet spot—high safety, low cost, scalable, and workflow-efficient.
seecure sense fills the value gap: high safety, low cost, scalable everywhere.

seecure sense AI sits at the sweet spot—high safety, low cost, scalable, and workflow-efficient. It fills the value gap left by freehand variability, DSG’s limited look-ahead, and the high-cost/rigid workflow of robots and navigation.