OMOM Robotic

Diagnostic Gastroscopy,

Reimagined with Robotic Capsule

The ChallengeThe AlternativeThe Solution

Conventional gastroscopy remains the widely accepted “gold standard” method for detecting and treating gastric pathology. However, patients with relative contraindications, such as severe cardiac or respiratory dysfunction, may not tolerate the stress of conventional examination. Patient’s discomfort and the need for sedation also limit its use for screening purposes. In addition, most gastroscopy procedures do not need a biopsy or further intervention. The COVID pandemic has placed an unprecedented challenge on endoscopy units worldwide.

OMOM RC, the real robot that frees your hands.

The Components

OMOM RC offers a safe, noninvasive, and fully automated diagnostic gastroscopy, allowing not only gastroscopy but a thorough check of the small bowel, in just one sitting, due to its extended capsule battery life. The system consists of a Robotic Movement Unit, a Control Console (with reporting software), a Recording Unit and the disposable robotic capsule endoscopy.

Robotic Movement Unit

Automatic Robot-arm

Innovative Two Magnets Design

No Patient's Position Changes Needed

Procedure Steps

Step 1 : Preparation

Patient drinks 1 liter of water.

Wear antenna belt with recorder.

Ingest the capsule and lay flat on the examination bed.

Step 2 : Inspection

Doctor presses the ‘AUTO’ button on the console for automatic gastric examination.

Real-time monitoring with pathological descriptions.

The robotic Movement Unit stops automatically when completing visualization of the stomach.

Step 3 : Report

Data download.

VUE Smart assisted reading.

Generate the report.

As one of endoscopy medical device companies, Jinshan Group has developed an impressive array of innovative medical devices such as OMOM Capsule Endoscopy System, alpHaONE pH Capsule Monitoring System, alpHaFLEX Impedance-pH Monitoring System, GynoVision Hysteroscopy and Vacuum Aspiration Platform etc., which have been widely used in over 80 countries and regions around the world.