Discover what our customers say about their Axilum Robotics TMS-Robot, TMS-Cobot or TUS-Cobot.
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 Pr Jack Foucher, psychiatrist and neurologist, Non-Invasive Neuro-Modulation Center Director, Strasbourg, France |
“TMS is taking an increasing place in the treatment of resistant psychiatric disorders, in particular for depression and psychotic disorders. In this context, the future is very likely to personalize stimulation protocols, especially by targeting specific areas, patient by patient on the basis of anatomical and functional imagery. The Axilum Robotics robot is essential for the realization of these types of protocols which require precision and reproducibility in movements, necessary for a homogeneous stimulation of targets and this without operator fatigue”. |
 Pr. Mario Manto, Professor in Neurology, Professor in Neuroanatomy, University Hospital of Charleroi, Belgium |
“The TMS-Cobot is an essential tool for automatically compensating head movements, making the rTMS technique precise and reproducible.” |
 Adj A/P Phern-Chern Tor, Department of Psychological Medicine Director, Interventional Psychiatry Service, National University Hospital, Singapore |
“The TMS-Cobot has enabled our Centre for Interventional Psychiatry team in the National University Hospital (Singapore) rapidly set up the first personalized TMS service in Southeast Asia by allowing accurate, consistent and user friendly neuronavigation.” |
 Univ.-Prof. Dr. Til Ole Bergmann, Group Leader Neurostimulation, Leibniz Institute for Resilience Research (LIR), Mainz, Germany |
“Transcranial ultrasonic stimulation (TUS) requires the utmost spatial precision for optimally targeting small deep brain nuclei. Therefore, transducers need to be accurately positioned on the head throughout the entire stimulation procedure, a job well done by the TUS-Cobot.” |
 Pr. Roland Peyron, Neurologist, University Hospital of Saint Etienne, France |
“With the robot, the objectives were: 1. To deliver 100% of the session to the target regardless of the patient’s head movements, 2. To ensure the reproducibility of sessions regardless of the operator, 3. To ensure the reproducibility of the targeting from one session to the next.” |
 PD Dr. Stefan Schoisswohl, Scientific Head, Center for Neuromodulation, Regensburg, Germany |
“The TMS-Cobot provides a highly valuable tool for delivering neuronavigated TMS with improved precision, stability, and reproducibility. By continuously compensating for head movements and maintaining accurate coil positioning throughout stimulation, it supports both experimental research and clinical applications where reliable targeting is essential.” |
 Dr. Med Stefan Vestring, Clinician Scientist at the Dept. of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, University Hospital Freiburg, Germany |
“The Axilum Cobot has become an integral part of our daily clinical routine, helping us achieve precise and reproducible positioning across the large number of patients we treat while making neuronavigation easier and more efficient.” |