Archive · 5 Jan 2026
HRS Navigation's Surgical GPS Technology
HRS Navigation has created a special tool to help doctors during surgeries.
This tool acts like a GPS for surgeons, showing them a real-time map of the patient's body using CT and MRI scans.
It helps doctors avoid important nerves and blood vessels while performing surgeries on the brain, spine, or ears.
The technology improves accuracy and makes surgeries safer.
The company has helped in over 20,000 surgeries and is planning to expand globally.
They recently received funding to continue their work and are developing robotic solutions for future surgeries.
HRS Navigation has developed a surgical navigation technology that uses CT and MRI scans to guide surgeons during brain, spine, and ENT surgeries.
The technology improves surgical accuracy to 90-95%, compared to 70-80% with freehand techniques.
The company's easyNav platform has supported over 20,000 surgeries and can integrate with existing operating room infrastructure.
HRS Navigation is planning to expand globally and is working on robotic solutions for image-guided procedures, focusing on spine surgeries by 2027.
The startup has received funding, including a $5 million pre-Series A round, and has maintained profitability with a CAGR of 60-65%.
- Who
- HRS Navigation, founded by Arpit Paliwal
- What
- Developed a surgical navigation technology to assist in brain, spine, and ENT surgeries
- When
- Company has been operational for over seven years, with recent funding in November 2025
- Where
- Primarily serving customers in India, with plans to expand globally
- Why
- To improve surgical accuracy and reduce risks associated with complex surgeries
- Company
- HRS Navigation
- Founder
- Arpit Paliwal
- Technology
- Surgical navigation system
- Surgeries Supported
- 20,000+
- Accuracy Improvement
- 90-95% with navigation vs. 70-80% freehand
- Funding
- $5 million in pre-Series A round
- Focus Areas
- Brain, spine, and ENT surgeries
- Global Expansion
- Planned for next year