TMS PILOT
TMS Pilot™
Revolutionizing Coil Positioning –
Directly at Your Fingertips.
The SEBERS Medical TMS Pilot is an unique coil positioning system that shows real-time neuronavigation data directly on the stimulation coil, enabling milimeter-accurate targeting – even during patient movements. Can interact with any neuronavigation.
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Why TMS Pilot™
Makes your Workflow Easier
Wouldn’t it be great to see where you’re stimulating?
TMS Pilot™ is a coil-mounted display that presents real-time neuronavigation data directly on the stimulation coil, allowing operators to view key positioning information at the point of use instead of on a separate navigation monitor.
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How TMS Pilot™ Works
TMS Pilot™ receives real-time neuronavigation data from a compatible neuronavigation system and displays key positioning information directly on the stimulation coil. The integrated display provides continuous real-time visualization throughout the stimulation session, allowing the operator to monitor coil position and orientation without shifting attention to an external navigation monitor.
REVOLUTIONIZING COIL POSITIONING
TMS Pilot™
Performance Sheet
HIGHLIGHTS
Real-time neuronavigation directly on the coil.
Continuous live feedback during stimulation.
Instant compensation for head movements.
No interruption of the workflow.
Improved positioning confidence.
Faster hotspot localization.
Easy target repositioning.
Reduced operator fatigue.
Shorter learning curve for new users.
Designed for Blossom™ Systems.
PERFORMANCE
Display Position:
Integrated directly on the stimulation coil
Navigation Data:
Real-time from compatible neuronavigation systems
Live Operation:
Continuous display during stimulation
Position Feedback:
Real-time
Distance Feedback:
Real-time
Rotation Feedback:
Real-time
Coil Orientation:
Real-time
Head Movement Compensation:
Supported
Target Recall:
Supported
Setup Time:
Minimal
Training Effort:
Very low
Compatibility:
Blossom™ TMS Systems
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