The platform integrates advanced features like Pulse Control for precise tissue resection and the RISE system, designed to harmonize connected surgical workflows. According to Mitch Foley, vice president and general manager of Stryker’s Neurosurgical business, the development process prioritized feedback from hundreds of surgeons who requested improved ergonomics and higher performance levels to navigate demanding clinical environments.

Stryker expects to initiate the first clinical applications of Sonopet 3 this October, with a broader commercial rollout scheduled for late autumn. By focusing on these specific surgeon-led requirements, the company aims to elevate standards in neurosurgery while streamlining the integration of equipment within existing operating rooms.