Gyder Surgical's AI Hip Navigation System Debuts in US Surgeries

Gyder Surgical has completed the first commercial surgeries in the US using its GYDER Hip Navigation System. The procedures took place in February 2026 at Tri-County Orthopedics' Joint Replacement Institute in New Jersey. Surgeons have praised the technology for its precision and ease of use during operations.

The system was used by Dr. Paul M. Lombardi at an outpatient centre in New Jersey. He highlighted its accuracy and minimal disruption to the usual surgical process. The technology does not require invasive metallic pins or pre-operative imaging like CT or X-ray.

The GYDER system provides real-time guidance for placing the acetabular cup in hip replacements. This improves accuracy and reduces complications such as pelvic pain, fractures, and bursitis. Patients benefit from fewer post-surgical issues, while hospitals see lower costs from fewer follow-up treatments.

The system has already been used in surgeries across 12 countries, including Australia, India, Germany, and Japan. Its quick setup makes it well-suited for outpatient centres, where hip replacements have grown significantly over the past decade. The US Food and Drug Administration cleared the device for commercial use, and it is now available in the US and Australia.

The GYDER Hip Navigation System is now in use across major markets, including Europe, North America, and Asia. Its adoption in outpatient settings reflects a shift toward more efficient, less invasive hip replacement procedures. The technology aims to improve recovery times and reduce long-term complications for patients.