Archive · 24 Aug 2026
US-Made Xi Experience Centre Arrives for Bhopal Robotic Surgery Training
A special vehicle designed for medical training came to a hospital in Bhopal.
It is called the Xi Experience Centre.
The vehicle belongs to the US-based company Intuitive.
Doctors used it to learn about robotic-assisted surgery.
They were shown how the da Vinci Surgical System works.
The lessons included real-time images and special surgical tools.
Doctors also learned how the technology might help with complicated soft-tissue procedures.
BMHRC said learning about new technology can help improve healthcare for patients.
Intuitive’s US-made Xi Experience Centre vehicle arrived at Bhopal Memorial Hospital and Research Centre.
The mobile center introduces healthcare professionals to robotic-assisted surgery technology and potential clinical uses.
BMHRC surgeons and doctors from multiple departments experienced the center during the event.
Doctors learned about the da Vinci Surgical System’s features, including multi-quadrant access and real-time imaging.
BMHRC Director-in-Charge Dr. Manisha Shrivastava said the hospital supports exchanges involving modern medical technologies.
- Who
- Intuitive brought the Xi Experience Centre to BMHRC, where surgeons and doctors took part; Dr. Manisha Shrivastava commented on the initiative.
- What
- A mobile robotic-assisted surgery experience center arrived to provide training and demonstrations on Intuitive’s da Vinci Surgical System.
- Where
- Bhopal Memorial Hospital and Research Centre in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh.
- Why
- To help healthcare professionals understand robotic-assisted surgery technology, its features, and potential clinical applications.
- Facility
- Bhopal Memorial Hospital and Research Centre (BMHRC)
- Company
- Intuitive, a US-based company
- Training vehicle
- Xi Experience Centre
- Technology demonstrated
- Intuitive’s da Vinci Surgical System
- Features discussed
- Multi-Quadrant Access, Real-Time Imaging, and Advanced Instrumentation
- Participants
- Surgeons and doctors from various BMHRC departments
- Potential application
- Complex soft-tissue procedures