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The HARRTS FUEsion X 3.0 is a state-of-the-art robotic hair transplant machine, incorporating advanced technologies such as AI, Robotics, Computer Vision, and Machine Talk to facilitate precise and efficient hair transplantation procedures.
Key features of the HARRTS FUEsion X 3.0 Robotic Hair Transplant Machine include:
HARRTS Hair Studio Result Simulation Tool: Allows surgeons to simulate results on client photographs. [#]
2 Sided Automated Extraction System: Doubles the speed of conventional procedures. [#]
Safety Handpieces and Punches: Minimize graft transection and standardize coring depth during extraction. [#]
Cold Storage Chambers: Ensure extended graft survival outside the human body, improving results. [#]
AI Camera with 50x Magnification: Enhances graft visibility and yield. [#]
Advanced AI Software: Aids in detailed Donor Area Analysis and Differential Graft visualization and extraction. [#]
100" AR Glasses Display and HUD: Reduces postural fatigue and improves graft yield. [#]
5 DOF Robotic Arm with Machine Learning: Assists in precise donor area scanning and analysis. [#]
AI Implantation: Suggests optimal implantation strategies based on baldness grade and available grafts. [#]
Auto Graft Counter: Counts extraction events for individual surgeons and totals. [#]
Smart Touch Controls: Offer advanced control over extraction speed, direction, duration, and interval. [#]
Wireless Connectivity: For various controls including foot-switch and voice commands. [#]
Remote Connection Capability: Enables seamless diagnostics and tech support. [#]
Self-Diagnostics Capability: Checks the machine's health at startup. [#]
Machine Talk Technology: Allows hands-free operation during procedures. [#]
In-built Entertainment System: Lets users play audio/video content from various sources. [#]
In-built LED Light: Eliminates the need for bulky OR lights. [#]
These features make the HARRTS FUEsion X 3.0 Robotic Hair Transplant Machine a comprehensive solution for modern hair transplantation, enhancing both the efficiency of procedures and the comfort of both surgeons and patients.
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