Zimmer Biomet Launches AI-Powered Orthopaedic Technologies in India

The newly launched range covers hip, knee, and shoulder segments and features AI-driven and robotic-assisted solutions.

Zimmer Biomet has introduced a comprehensive portfolio of orthopaedic technologies in India, aiming to improve hospital joint replacement outcomes.

The launch took place during the company’s flagship innovation events, ZB Next, held in Mumbai and Delhi. These events gathered healthcare professionals and stakeholders to witness the latest advancements in musculoskeletal health.

The newly launched range covers hip, knee, and shoulder segments and features AI-driven and robotic-assisted solutions.

Key products include my mobility, an AI-powered digital care management platform, along with ROSA Partial Knee and ROSA Hip robotic surgical systems. The portfolio also comprises the G7 Acetabular System, RibFix Blu Thoracic Fixation System, Comprehensive Micro Stems, Comprehensive Augmented Base Plate, Signature ONE Version 2 Planning Software, and the Tricera System.

Ajay Bagga, Managing Director of Zimmer India, commented, “At ZB Next, we showcased our extensive portfolio of solutions transforming orthopaedic care in India. It’s an opportunity to connect with our customers and clinical partners, share insights, and reinforce our commitment to improving the quality of life for patients.”

The events featured interactive demonstrations and peer-to-peer sessions emphasizing connected technologies and precision tools.

The integration of AI and robotics is designed to assist surgeons throughout the surgical process—from pre-operative planning to post-operative recovery—aiming for optimized patient outcomes.

Zimmer Biomet’s expansion in India highlights its focus on addressing local healthcare challenges while aligning with global standards. The company aims to enhance access to quality orthopaedic care by introducing these technologies and empowering patients and healthcare providers nationwide.

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