AV&R applies robotic surface finishing experience to orthopedic implant production

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Polishing an artificial knee. Source: AV&R

Industrial automation and healthcare robotics might not appear to have much in common at first glance, but technologies and techniques from one can benefit the other. Since its founding in 1994, AV&R Inc. has specialized in robotic surface finishing. The Saint-Bruno, Quebec-based company announced that it has applied its expertise to orthopedic surgical implants.

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