Orthopedic Leg Positioning Systems
Surgeon-driven innovation, delivered with Swiss precision
Innovative Orthopedic Technologies develops products around real clinical needs, through close collaboration with surgical teams.
Product development driven by clinical reality.
Driven by OR teams, we build smart Swiss-quality solutions that enable them to focus on what matters most – the procedure.
The RAMP Knee Positioning System
The RAMP enables swift, stable positioning for total knee replacement and other knee procedures, by stabilising the knee at defined positions while allowing free movement between them.
Designed to integrate with today's clinical workflows.
FOCUS ON THE ‘LISTEN’ CONCEPT Efficiency in the operating room isn’t only measured in minutes. It’s experienced as flow. Flow depends on positioning that holds, moves as expected, and doesn’t require constant correction.
When positioning introduces friction, attention shifts away from the procedure and cognitive load spreads across the team. IOT is built around a simple principle:
The IOT Cycle of Innovation
Listen in the OR
Systems are designed around what happens during the procedure — not around features, novelty, or external technology narratives.
Build the Swiss way
Stable load behaviour, repeatable motion, and physical ergonomics take priority, supporting consistent performance across cases.
Enable OR teams
Complexity is absorbed into the system so surgeons, assistants, and staff can work with fewer decisions and fewer interruptions.
Clinical insight meets engineering precision.
Our family of systems are designed to:
- Support predictable surgical mechanics
- Reduce setup friction and intraoperative adjustment
- Function reliably across users and rooms
Once in use, the systems fade into the background — which is the point.
How We Work
Ideas originate in the operating room and are refined through close collaboration with surgeons and clinical teams. Systems are engineered as part of a wider workflow, with attention to compatibility, footprint, and repeatable use across institutions.