Kinomatic Launches Unified Platform Built to Power the Next Generation of AI-Driven Orthopedic Surgical Care

• Kinect brings surgical planning, case management, and surgeon collaboration into a unified platform, creating the data foundation for AI-native planning and recovery

• Kinomatic is already using Kinect to train AI segmentation models for surgical planning, with a roadmap toward more personalized, data-driven care

• Kinomatic’s deep investment in AI is driving an evolution in orthopedic surgery, determining best practice for surgeons, and providing pre- and post-surgical support 

ARROYO GRANDE, Calif., Sept. 03, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Kinomatic, a pioneer in AI- and VR-driven orthopedic surgery planning and concierge recovery, today announced the launch of Kinect, a unified platform that connects surgical planning, case management, and surgeon collaboration for knee and hip joint replacement. The launch advances Kinomatic’s broader personalized care strategy, building on the company’s preoperative-planning and concierge recovery services, and marking a foundational step in the company’s investment in AI-native surgical planning.

Kinect is designed as the connective layer that brings case data, imaging, communications, and surgeon preferences into one system so that every stage, from pre-planning through recovery, is informed by the same unified data. By capturing a complete, structured record of each patient’s end-to-end surgical experience in one place, Kinect creates the data foundation needed to train and deploy AI models that aid biomedical engineers leading the surgical planning process.

Existing segmentation and planning tools were built to solve isolated tasks. Kinect was developed by Kinomatic from the ground up as a modern, AI-ready platform, purpose-built to connect the entire episode of care and generate the datasets that AI models require to learn. Kinect is already being used to train AI models to perform segmentation, and the same connected data is expected to power AI models that help surgeons identify best practices more quickly and assist them directly during planning.

Kinect was developed as a web app allowing surgeons to review plans, track progress, and manage their surgical preferences from any device, anywhere. Surgical configurations are stored in a surgeon’s profile and applied automatically across cases, allowing for immediate notifications when a plan is ready for review, with progress visible throughout the web app.

“By developing a singular platform that assists surgeons at every turn, Kinect has become the foundation that makes our AI-native roadmap possible,” said Keith Grafmeyer, Head of Product at Kinomatic. “Every case that runs through Kinect will be able to inform the next model, and the next surgeon’s plan, resulting in improved patient experiences and outcomes.”

Kinect centralizes all case data, including CT scans, segmentation, and planning files, into a structured data lake that will be able to power the AI surgical planning platform. This unified dataset is what enables Kinomatic to move beyond one-size-fits-all workflows toward more personalized surgical planning and recovery for each patient. That same data foundation can extend personalization past the operating room, giving care teams the context to tailor recovery guidance to each patient’s procedure and progress. The platform also manages imaging facilities, surgical configurations, and the implant library directly in system settings. QA review is automated against each plan’s configuration, as well, including a second engineer’s independent peer review, to reduce manual tracking and review steps.

“I built my practice around adopting new technology early, from robotics to VR, because I want to continue to improve patient outcomes by leveraging the right tools. For years, surgeons faced limitations due to the amount of patient data available to plan each case individually, so surgery often followed a standard playbook regardless of the patient’s anatomy,” said Dr. Wendy Wong, FAAOS, Golden State Orthopedic and Spine. “Kinomatic’s next generation of AI-powered surgical planning software is removing that limitation, allowing surgeons to provide a more personalized approach to the surgical process.”

This work continues the focus on personalization into recovery, with Kinomatic also announcing a partnership with WHOOP for its RESTORE pilot, combining continuous biometric monitoring, dedicated patient navigators, evidence-based protocols, and AI-powered care coordination to support patients throughout recovery after joint replacement surgery.

As more surgeons and cases move through Kinect, the data set behind it will continue to grow, creating the foundation for future AI models that can become increasingly capable and deliver new value to surgeons and patients alike.

About Kinomatic
Kinomatic is an AI- and VR-driven orthopedic surgery planning and aftercare company dedicated to optimizing outcomes for knee and hip joint replacement patients. As the only end-to-end pre- and post-surgical partner purpose-built around the recovery phase, Kinomatic combines service-enabled technology with a concierge patient experience that wraps around the surgeon’s workflow, and is building the AI-native platform that will power the future of surgical planning. For more information, visit www.kinomatic.com.

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