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Traced from footage of the Robotic Surgical Trainer. Select a joint.

This is the real machine.Robotic Surgical Trainer, under teleoperation. The same frame as the drawing.

Product 01 Surgical Simulator

Real input.
Simulated surgery.

  1. 01 Bottom left: Real input. Haptic feedback.
  2. 02 Left: A simulated robot in a virtual operating room.
  3. 03 Right: Dynamic tissue deformation under instrument interaction.

A simulation environment with a glasses-free 3D console for the surgeon and a real input device with haptic feedback. Trainees practise robotic surgical tasks on simulated anatomy, with no physical robot required.

The Surgical Simulator

Product 02 Robotic Surgical Trainer

Train on a robot.
Not on a simulator.

A physical robotic arm, operated through teleoperation, handling real instruments on a real training task. Hands-on robotic surgical skills training, on the machine itself.

The Surgical Trainer

Your hand moves. The robot follows.

Three views from a single recording of the Robotic Surgical Trainer. They run on the same clock, so what the hand does on the left is what the instrument does on the right.

  1. 01

    Hand on the controller

    The operator guides a hand controller at a desk.

  2. 02

    Robot moves the instrument

    The arm carries a real instrument through a real port.

  3. 03

    What the camera sees

    The task, viewed through the endoscope.

Robotics,
built for problems
that matter.

Product 03 Robotic Endoscope Holder

Effortless hand guidance.
Precise positioning.

Illustrative model
Endoscope view, simulated

The holder carries the endoscope on a robotic arm. Guide it by hand (drag the scope) and the robot keeps it pivoting about the port: a remote centre of motion.

The scope pivots about a fixed point at the entry port and slides in and out along its axis through it. Outside, the arm swings; inside, the view sweeps and moves closer or further.Body wallRemote centre of motionfixed at the port
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  1. 01

    Position

    The arm brings the scope to the port.

  2. 02

    Orient

    The scope pivots about the port to aim the view.

  3. 03

    Maneuver

    Guide it by hand; the constraint holds.

The Endoscope Holder

Our partners.

  • AGIHF

    AGIHF

  • Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati

    IIT Guwahati

  • ROBOSS

    ROBOSS

Medical robotics
is where we start.

Building on our expertise in medical robotics, we are extending our robotics capabilities to new verticals.

  1. Vertical 01 Medical robotics

  2. Vertical 02 Coming soon: Industrial robotics

  3. Vertical 03 Coming soon: Space robotics

  4. Vertical 04 Coming soon: Defense robotics

Deep-tech robotics.
Engineering-led.
Indigenously built.

Valeri Robotics designs and builds advanced robotic systems in Assam, India.

Our journey begins with medical robotics, where precision, control, and reliability are non-negotiable. Our first systems span surgical simulation, robotic training, and robotic endoscopy, built around a common robotic arm platform.

We build for accessibility without compromising quality. Every system is engineered to deliver the performance and reliability expected of advanced robotics, while making that technology accessible to more applications.

Build the future
with us.

Hospitals, training centres, researchers and engineers: if you want to work with real robots, write to us.

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