Johnson, the owner of Minnesota Electrolysis LLC, identified a recurring cycle of physical strain and repetitive motion fatigue inherent in traditional procedures. Her solution moves the manual insertion process to an automated interface where clinicians program the parameters, allowing the robotic arm to execute the treatment with repeatable accuracy. The device features a compact, wheeled design intended to integrate into existing clinic spaces without requiring significant infrastructure changes.

Beyond improving the ergonomics of the workspace, the technology seeks to standardize treatment quality by eliminating the variance that often occurs during long sessions. Johnson is currently seeking licensing partners or manufacturers to help scale the production of the system. Parties interested in the commercial prospects of the device can reach the inventor directly at 612-437-7549 or via the project’s website.