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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 which 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.

12/02/2026

🦾What inspired our surgical robot?

Max Krinninger, our head of Robotics at Brainlab, takes us into the world of our robotic surgical assistant Cirq® to share his insights into its development and the story behind its creation.

🎥Watch the full video here: https://bit.ly/45dQ5yr

➡️ Be sure to check out the accompanying articles in our latest issue of Beyond the Lab, which is all about robotics in the operating room.

10/02/2026

One year ago today was the inauguration of the Munich-Riem 1970 Memorial Site. On February 10th, 56 years ago, during a terrorist attack at the former Munich-Riem Airport, the current site of Brainlab headquarters, Israeli-German passenger Arie Katzenstein died while protecting others.

With this memorial, created through a public-private partnership with München Landeshauptstadt and outstanding artist Alicja Kwade, we now have a space for year-round remembrance and reflection.

As we come together to reflect on the tragedy, we are grateful for everyone who helped make this memorial possible.

To learn more about the site and the events that occurred on February 10, 1970, visit https://bit.ly/4kvI6TG

05/02/2026

🚴 What do professional sports and surgery have in common?
Marginal gains. Small improvements leading to monumental results.

In this latest issue of Beyond the Lab, Brainlab EMEA President, Nils Ehrke, and Professor Bernhard Meyer, MD, Director of Neurosurgery at the TUM Klinikum Rechts der Isar in Munich, Germany, delve into surgical robotics and how they fit into the concept of “marginal gains” in the neurosurgical operating room.

Read the whole interview here!

👉 https://www.brainlab.com/beyond-the-lab/issue-02/the-importance-of-the-workflow-in-robotic-surgery/?utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=Organic+Post&utm_campaign=Beyond+the+Lab+-+Issue+02+-+Visionary+

04/02/2026

Today is World Cancer Day 🌍, an opportunity to reflect on how cancer care continues to evolve and why people-centered approaches matter.

This year’s theme, , highlights that every cancer journey is shaped by individual needs, perspectives and experiences. 🤝

At Brainlab, we develop technologies that support healthcare professionals in planning and delivering care tailored to each patient. By combining precision, safety and innovation, we help make personalized cancer care possible.

Explore how Brainlab is advancing cancer care in our online magazine Beyond the Lab. 📖 ✨

https://bit.ly/4pQbHZc

28/01/2026

We’re proud to share that the University of Colorado Anschutz Department of Neurosurgery has completed its first patient cases with Loop-X®, marking the first installation of this technology in the state of Colorado. ✨

This milestone is rooted in a clear vision: giving patients access to the most advanced imaging possible. Newly appointed department chair Peter Fecci, MD, PhD—a longtime Brainlab user—advocated for bringing Loop-X to Colorado from the moment he stepped into his new role. His belief in the technology comes from years of experience seeing how it can enhance intraoperative visualization and support clinical decision-making. The radiology team was quick to nickname Loop-X "Stargate 3000" and decked it out with stickers to fit the theme.

“The excitement across the hospital speaks to what this means for the community. With Loop-X, our surgical team can offer patients a new level of confidence during complex procedures, helping ensure they receive the highest standard of treatment close to home.” — Dr. Peter Fecci

We’re honored to support the University of Colorado as they expand access to advanced care and continue shaping neurosurgery for the patients and families they serve.

🔗 Learn more about Loop-X: https://bit.ly/3NHeCpD

Please note: This post reflects a milestone achievement by the University of Colorado Department of Neurosurgery and is not intended as an endorsement of Loop-X or any specific medical technology.

27/01/2026

Just in time for the new year, Brainlab has the right tools to advance your workflow and improve outcomes¹ 🧠🚀

With Nexstim nTMS, navigated TMS with advanced electric field modeling offers a unique approach to brain mapping.² The solution is non-invasive and patient-friendly, making it suitable even for pediatric patients, while an intuitive workflow design anticipates each step and helps keep the focus where it belongs—on the patient 🤝

Seamless data flow across the entire workflow supports efficient collaboration and informed decision-making. The Nexstim NBS System can be used for pre-operative planning prior to brain tumor resection and epilepsy surgery, enabling confident, function-preserving treatment strategies🏥

👉 Discover the workflow on the nTMS Platform page—powered by the recently launched NBS 6: https://bit.ly/49HwZDl

1 Frey D. et al. “Navigated Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation Improves the Treatment Outcome in Patients with Brain Tumors in Motor Eloquent Locations.” Neuro Oncology (2014): nou110v1-nou110
2 Not yet commercially available in several countries (CE mark available), for investigational use in those countries only. Please contact your sales representative.

26/01/2026

Our year didn’t just start—it kicked off at full speed. 🚴⚡
The historic airport tower at the Brainlab HQ in Munich turned into a powerhouse of motion, music and motivation as colleagues came together for an afternoon full of sweat, smiles and purpose.

From “Lederhosen & Sirtaki Ride” to “Killing Me Softly”, “Pedal to the Metal” and “Rave on Wheels,” every ride was fueled by great energy and even greater people.

Beyond the burn, the impact mattered too: all proceeds were donated to support better healthcare worldwide.
Huge thanks to our incredible gym team—Ariane, Lukas, Ionna and Roberto—for organizing, motivating and cheering us on from the first beat to the last sprint. You turned a workout into a moment that truly brought people together.

Interested in joining Brainlab in 2026?
Check out our job openings https://bit.ly/3LSA5ex

Ride on.

23/01/2026

Even at lunchtime, creativity reigns at Brainlab! 🫐🥑 🥗 🥦🐟

Over the course of seven years, Stefan Trutnau, one of our Media Designers, took a picture of his lunch at our award-winning Brainlab Restaurant at our Munich HQ. And now, we get to feast with our eyes!

Look tasty? Check out our job postings to see if there’s a spot for you at the Brainlab table! https://bit.ly/49NOT6f

22/01/2026

🧗🏃Back pain almost stopped Sandra Beck in her tracks.

🦾 An innovative surgical approach, with assistance from Cirq® Robotics, allowed her surgeon Markus Bruder, MD, to give Sandra her active life back.

In the latest issue of Beyond the Lab, we’re diving deep into robotics in the operating room and how this technology is transforming the way surgeons work and the results for their patients.

🎥 Watch the full story here:
https://bit.ly/45ijIP8

14/01/2026

We are excited to announce a major upcoming milestone—the Brainlab Novalis Circle 10th International Conference! Registration is now open, so sign up to join us this coming autumn.

📅 September 17–19, 2026
📍 Munich, Germany
🔗 Secure your spot today: https://bit.ly/4bu2FNM

For over 20 years, the Novalis Circle has served as a global forum for advancing precision radiotherapy.
The 10th edition will convene leading clinicians, medical physicists and researchers to explore the latest evidence, technologies and clinical approaches shaping the future of SRS and SBRT.

This year’s program will feature:
▪️Brain metastasis and primary CNS
▪️Functional radiosurgery
▪️Spine tumors
▪️Lung SBRT
▪️Prostate SBRT
▪️Innovations and emerging technologies
▪️Physics in radiation oncology

Some highlights from previous conferences:
▪️ In 2023, we welcomed over 400 international healthcare professionals
▪️ A perfect mix of scientific sessions, discussions, and networking
▪️ Exchanged ideas while enjoying the autumn atmosphere in Munich

🎥 Watch the video from the 9th International Conference in Munich. We look forward to celebrating this special 10th edition with you!

13/01/2026

Unsere kleinste Navigationsplattform hat ein besonderes Projekt begleitet: Kick® wurde von Prof. Dr. Ehab Shiban und dem Team der Medizinische Universität Lausitz - Carl Thiem (MUL – CT) in Cottbus bei neurochirurgischen Eingriffen am Bugando Medical Centre in Mwanza, Tansania eingesetzt – in der einzigen neurochirurgischen Klinik einer Region mit rund 20 Millionen Menschen. 🌍

Viele Patient:innen kommen dort erst in die Klinik, wenn Hirntumore bereits ungewöhnlich groß sind. Genau hier setzt die enge Zusammenarbeit zwischen der Medizinischen Universität Lausitz – Carl Thiem in Cottbus und dem Bugando Medical Centre an: Wissen teilen, gemeinsam operieren, voneinander lernen – und bessere Chancen ermöglichen. 🤝💡

„Diese extreme Größe der Tumore ist in Europa eher selten“, sagt Prof. Dr. Ehab Shiban, der mit seinem Team nach Mwanza reiste, um komplexe Eingriffe durchzuführen und neurochirurgische Expertise vor Ort zu stärken. Ursache dafür sind eine spätere Diagnostik und der erschwerte Zugang zu adäquaten Therapien.

Wir sind dankbar, dass Kick ein Teil dieser wichtigen Partnerschaft ist – und dazu beitragen kann, moderne Neurochirurgie auch in herausfordernden Umgebungen zugänglich zu machen. Ein besonderer Dank gilt unserem Partner in Südafrika, SNT-Brainlab, dessen Engagement und verlässliche Unterstützung maßgeblich zum Gelingen dieses Projekts beigetragen haben.

Unser besonderer Dank gilt dem Einsatzteam vor Ort:

▪️Dr. Henning Kahl (Facharzt für Strahlentherapie, Augsburg),
▪️Dr. Gerald Mayaya (Chefarzt der Neurochirurgie, BMC),
▪️Prof. Dr. med. Ehab Shiban, MHBA, M. Sc. (Chefarzt der Neurochirurgie, MUL – CT)
▪️Dr. Maria Kipele (Assistenzärztin der Neurochirurgie, MUL – CT).

Und natürlich auch unserem Kollegen aus Südafrika, der extra nach Tansania gereist ist:
▪️Jean Croukamp (SNT_Brainlab)

Dieses Projekt zeigt ganz klar: Together we’re making an impact for patients worldwide. 💙

Mehr Informationen zur Partnerschaft gibt es in der Pressemeldung der Medizinischen Universität Lausitz – Carl Thiem (MUL – CT) Cottbus:

👉 https://bit.ly/4qSW588

Fotos: Martin Ender und Elisabeth Engel / MUL – CT

08/01/2026

🦾 Robotics in the operating room is a beautiful dance between technology and human ability.

In our second edition of Beyond the Lab, our digital magazine, we explore this human-robot relationship through different perspectives: doctors, a patient, and those who bring Brainlab Robotics to the world.

We invite you to explore all the different ways robotics is already making a huge impact in surgery at the link below.

🔗 Read the full issue here: https://bit.ly/4511K3p

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Brainlab, headquartered in Munich, develops, manufactures and markets software-driven medical technology, enabling access to advanced, less invasive patient treatments. Core products center on information-guided surgery, radiosurgery, precision radiation therapy, digital operating room integration, and information and knowledge exchange. Brainlab technology powers treatments in radiosurgery and radiotherapy as well as numerous surgical fields including neurosurgery, orthopedic, ENT, CMF, spine and trauma. Privately held since its formation in Munich, Germany in 1989, Brainlab has more than 12,850 systems installed in over 100 countries. Brainlab employs almost 1,400 people in 18 offices worldwide, including more than 420 Research & Development engineers, who form a crucial part of the product development team.