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Puncture Robotic Unveils AI-Driven Hair Transplant System at WCHR 2026

Puncture Robotic Unveils AI-Driven Hair Transplant System at WCHR 2026

At the 14th World Congress for Hair Research in Seoul, Puncture Robotic debuted its HAIRO system, a Class III-certified robot designed to automate complex hair restoration tasks. By integrating computer vision and machine learning, the technology aims to shift the standard of care toward a more precise, data-driven surgical model.

The HAIRO platform manages the entire hair restoration workflow, from initial assessment to final graft placement. Using 20-megapixel binocular cameras, the system achieves sub-surface positioning accuracy of 0.1 millimeters. Its proprietary algorithm prioritizes multi-hair follicular units, hitting an extraction rate of 95% while selectively skipping single-hair units to maximize visual density for the patient. Capable of processing 2,400 follicles per hour, the robot uses needles ranging from 0.7 to 1.0 millimeters to minimize tissue trauma and bleeding.

Dr. Guanzhou Zhu of DCDC Hair Transplant Hospital noted the system’s stability and efficiency, emphasizing that it functions as a clinical partner rather than a replacement for surgeons. By offloading repetitive, precision-heavy tasks, the technology allows physicians to dedicate more focus to aesthetic design and patient care. Puncture Robotic maintains that the system keeps follicular-unit damage rates below 7.5%.

Following a successful Series B funding round, the company is now pursuing FDA and CE certification to expand beyond its current NMPA certification in China. Development is also underway for a long-hair extraction version of the robot, which would eliminate the need for patients to shave their donor areas before surgery, potentially increasing the appeal of the procedure for those seeking a more discreet recovery.

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