High-Resolution Cellular Imaging During Surgery Without Tissue Excision

Expanding Applications to Head and Neck Cancer and Breast Cancer

iBeam Technology, a leading company specializing in advanced bio-imaging, announced on August 24 that it has obtained GMP compliance certification, a medical device manufacturing license, and Class II medical device manufacturing certification for its "Mobile Robotic Arm Two-Photon Bio-Microscope (IVM-RMS)," which allows real-time observation of cancer tissues during surgery.

Robot arm light beam bio microscope equipment by Ibeam Technology. Ibeam Technology

Robot arm light beam bio microscope equipment by Ibeam Technology. Ibeam Technology

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This device has been classified as a Class II medical fluorescence imaging device by the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety. It is a mobile system equipped with a collaborative robotic arm, enabling real-time, high-resolution cellular imaging during surgery without tissue excision. The system can automatically correct for subtle tissue movements, ensuring the acquisition of stable images.



iBeam Technology plans to integrate AI-based cancer diagnosis support software with its system and conduct proof-of-concept clinical trials to build AI cancer diagnosis models in vivo. Currently, multicenter clinical performance trials linking the two-photon microscope for in vitro diagnostics with AI cancer diagnostic assistant software are underway at Seoul National University Bundang Hospital, Korea University Anam Hospital, and Seoul National University Hospital.


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