SpheresTec Unveils State-of-the-Art Surgical Arm for Robotic and Non-Robotic Medical Procedures. In minimally invasive surgery (MIS), precise instrument positioning is essential for optimal outcomes. SpheresTec introduces a groundbreaking surgical arm designed to streamline the positioning of critical devices—such as uterine manipulators used in robotic procedures like the Da Vinci system. The SpheresTec arm features a slender, lightweight design that conceals its impressive load-bearing capacity at the tip. Intuitive and user-friendly, it seamlessly integrates into the surgical environment: one end clamps to the surgical table’s side rail, while the other connects to sterilized adapters for the uterine manipulator. A foot pedal allows the arm to toggle between rigid and flexible states, enabling effortless repositioning. Once released, the arm locks back into a rigid position, securing the uterine manipulator with stability and precision. Its multi-segmented structure offers unmatched versatility, allowing for smooth, accurate manipulation across a wide range of positions and orientations—without disrupting the procedure. Surgeons can choose from multiple trajectories to reach the same work point, enhancing adaptability during surgery. Importantly, the SpheresTec arm reduces physical strain on staff by holding instruments steady during prolonged procedures, minimizing the need for manual support and improving surgical ergonomics.