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US 12,290,322 · App. 17/850,133 · Granted May 6, 2025

Active robotic pin placement in total knee arthroplasty

Inventors: Daniel P. Bonny (Fremont, CA); Joel Zuhars (Fremont, CA); Stephen M. Howell (Fremont, CA); Timothy Pack (Fremont, CA); Kyle Kuznik (Fremont, CA); Babak Kianmajd (Fremont, CA)
Assignee: Think Surgical, Inc.
A61B34/20A61B17/155A61B17/157A61B17/1764A61B34/10A61B34/30A61B2034/102A61B2034/105A61B2034/108A61B2034/2048A61B2034/2055A61B2034/2057A61B90/35A61B2090/3937
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Patent No.
US 12,290,322
App. No.
17/850,133
Filed
Jun 27, 2022
Granted
May 6, 2025
Kind
B2
Art Unit
3797
USPC
600/424
Abstract

A surgical device is provided includes a hand-held portion with a working portion movably coupled to the hand-held portion for driving a tool. Actuators are provided for moving the working portion with each of the actuators having a travel range. An indicator notices a user when at least one of actuators is: (i) within the travel range; (ii) approaching a travel limit of the travel range; or (iii) outside the travel range. A surgical system is also provided inclusive the surgical device and a computing system configured to activate the indicator.

Claims (38)

1. A surgical device, comprising:

a hand-held portion;

a working portion movably coupled to the hand-held portion for driving a tool;

a plurality of actuators for moving the working portion with respect to the hand-held portion in response to control signals, generated by a computing system, corresponding to a location of at least one of a bone and the tool to align the tool with a target having a pre-determined location relative to the bone, wherein each of the plurality of actuators has a travel range with a travel limit and wherein each of the plurality of actuators is mechanically incapable of moving the working portion to align the tool with the target if the required movement of the actuator would be outside the travel limit; and

an indicator for indicating when at least one of the plurality of actuators is: (i) within the travel range; (ii) approaching the travel limit or (iii) outside the travel limit.

2. The surgical device of claim 1 wherein the each of the plurality of actuators are linear actuators comprising a motor for bi-directionally rotating a screw coupled with a nut.

3. The surgical device of claim 1 wherein the indicator is a light.

4. The surgical device of claim 1 further comprising a plurality of indicators.

5. The surgical device of claim 4 wherein the light changes a first color for situation (i), a second color for situation (ii), and a third color for situation (iii).

6. The surgical device of claim 1 wherein the tool is a saw blade and the working portion is configured to oscillate the saw blade.

7. The surgical device of claim 1 wherein the indicator is coupled to the hand-held portion or the working portion.

8. The surgical device of claim 7 wherein the indicator is coupled to the working portion.

9. The surgical device of claim 1 wherein the plurality of actuators move the working portion with respect to the hand-held portion in response to control signals to maintain alignment of an axis of the tool with a plane having a pre-determined location relative to a bone.

10. The surgical device of claim 9 further comprising a computer configured to receive inputs comprising the pre-determined location of the plane and a location of at least one of the bone and the surgical device, wherein the computer comprises a processor configured to generate the control signals and activate the indicator using the inputs.

11. The surgical device of claim 10 wherein the input corresponding to the location of the surgical device is an input corresponding to a position and orientation (POSE) of three or more fiducial markers coupled to the working portion, wherein the POSE of the three or more fiducial markers is determined by a tracking system.

12. The surgical device of claim 9 wherein the pre-determined location of the plane is a pre-determined location for a cut surface to be created on the bone.

13. The surgical device of claim 12 wherein the bone is subject to knee arthroplasty.

14. The surgical device of claim 1 wherein the indicator indicates when all or a subset of the plurality of actuators is: (i) within the travel range; (ii) approaching a travel limit of the travel range; or (iii) outside the travel range.

15. A surgical system, comprising:

a surgical device, comprising:

a hand-held portion;

a working portion movably connected to the hand-held portion for driving a tool;

a plurality of actuators for moving the working portion with respect to the hand-held portion in response to control signals, generated by a computing system, corresponding to a location of at least one of a bone and the tool to align the tool with a target having a pre-determined location relative to the bone, wherein each of the plurality of actuators has a travel range with a travel limit and wherein each of the plurality of actuators is mechanically incapable of moving the working portion to align the tool with the target if the required movement of the actuator would be outside the travel limit; and

an indicator for indicating when at least one of the plurality of actuators is: (i) within the travel range; (ii) approaching the travel limit or (iii) outside the travel limit; and

a computing system comprising one or more processors configured to activate the indicator.

16. The surgical system of claim 15 wherein the each of the plurality of actuators are linear actuators comprising a motor for bi-directionally rotating a screw coupled with a nut.

17. The surgical system of claim 15 wherein the indicator is a light.

18. The surgical system of claim 15 wherein the light changes a first color for situation (i), a second color for situation (ii), and a third color for situation (iii).

19. The surgical system of claim 15 further comprising a plurality of indicators.

20. The surgical system of claim 15 wherein the tool is a saw blade and the working portion oscillates the saw blade.

21. The surgical system of claim 15 wherein the indicator is coupled to the hand-held portion or the working portion.

22. The surgical system of claim 15 wherein the indicator is coupled to the working portion.

23. The surgical system of claim of 15 wherein the plurality of actuators move the working portion with respect to the hand-held portion in response to control signals.

24. The surgical system of claim 23 wherein the computing system is configured to receive inputs comprising a pre-determined location of a plane relative to the bone and a location of at least one of the bone and the surgical device, wherein the computing system comprises one or more processors configured to: (a) generate the control signals, using the inputs, to maintain alignment of an axis of the tool with the plane; and (b) activate the indicator.

25. The surgical system of claim 24 wherein the input corresponding to the location of the surgical device is an input corresponding to a position and orientation (POSE) of three or more fiducial markers coupled to the working portion, wherein the POSE of the three or more fiducial markers is determined by a tracking system.

26. The surgical system of claim 24 wherein the pre-determined location of the plane is a pre-determined location for a cut surface to be created on the bone.

27. The surgical system of claim 15 wherein the bone is subject to knee arthroplasty.

28. The surgical system of claim 15 wherein the computing system comprises one or more computers and at least one of the computers is housed in the surgical device.

Assignments (2)
SECURITY INTEREST Recorded Jun 12, 2026
From: THINK SURGICAL, INC.
To: SYMBIOTIC CAPITAL AGENCY LLC, AS COLLATERAL AGENT
Reel/Frame 075736/0843 →
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Jun 27, 2022
From: BONNY, DANIEL P.; ZUHARS, JOEL; HOWELL, STEPHEN M.; PACK, TIMOTHY; KUZNIK, KYLE; KIANMAJD, BABAK
To: THINK SURGICAL, INC.
Reel/Frame 060321/0086 →
Continuity (4)
Continuation 15778811
Provisional Application 62349562 · Jun 13, 2016
Provisional Application 62259487 · Nov 24, 2015
Related Publication 20220323162A1 · Oct 13, 2022
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