Browser-based surgical robotics training
MRPX helps learners, educators, and researchers access surgical robotics simulation and teleoperation through the browser. Practice remotely, support human-in-the-loop training, and get started without hardware or complex local setup.
Browser-based access. Human-in-the-loop teleoperation. Built for training, education, and research.
MRPX is a cloud robotics platform starting with surgical robotics training and expanding toward custom human-in-the-loop robot simulation.
Clear, accessible surgical robotics training without the usual hardware and setup barriers.
Open MRPX in the browser and start training remotely without a complex local install.
Purpose-built for surgical robotics training, teleoperation, education, and research workflows.
Train and test in simulation first so access is easier to scale across students, labs, and teams.
Need a specialized setup? As a secondary offering, MRPX can host a private custom robot simulation (CHAI3D / AMBF pipeline) for training and research—scoped separately from core surgical courses.
Build hands-on surgical robotics experience remotely without waiting on physical lab time.
Expand access to training across classes, cohorts, and institutions with a browser-based environment.
Study teleoperation, human-in-the-loop interaction, and training workflows in a remote simulation setting.
Explore tailored simulation or teleoperation workflows when your robot requires a more specialized setup.
MRPX is a cloud robotics product that starts with surgical robotics training. It gives users browser-based access to remote simulation and teleoperation so they can train, teach, and research without physical robot hardware or heavy local setup.
Make surgical robotics training available beyond a single lab, machine, or location.
Skip the hardware dependency and keep users focused on practice, teaching, and research.
Enable human-in-the-loop workflows through the browser for more flexible learning and testing.
Give students, educators, and researchers a shared environment that is easier to deploy and repeat.
Beyond the core surgical training experience, teams can add a hosted private simulation built on our CHAI3D / AMBF pipeline when they need a tailored robot model. The homepage stays centered on surgical training; custom builds are optional and always scoped in writing.
Tell us about your assets, control needs, and training goals. We’ll confirm whether Phase 1 (simulation only) or Phase 2 (digital twin modeling toward hardware) fits—and quote setup and subscription separately.
Do I need a physical robot to use MRPX? No. MRPX is built so users can train and test remotely in the browser without physical robot hardware.
Who is MRPX for? Learners, educators, labs, and medical robotics researchers who need accessible surgical robotics training and teleoperation workflows.
Is MRPX only for surgical robotics? The core homepage product is surgical robotics training first. MRPX can also support custom robot workflows for specialized teams.
Can MRPX support teleoperation? Yes. Human-in-the-loop teleoperation is part of the product direction and available for supported workflows.
Can I request a custom robot simulation? Yes. Use the form above on this page or visit Custom Robot Simulation to describe assets, controls, and goals.
Is the $2,000 package a digital twin? No. That entry point is Phase 1: Custom Robot Simulation—a simulation-only build inside MRPX. It does not include aligning the model with a physical robot.
What does the $200/month include? Hosted access to your private simulation inside MRPX for one user in a Pro-tier configuration, including 120 minutes per day of simulation time for that environment (see Pricing for the full custom program summary).
What is included in the 2 user-defined controls? Two scoped control methods chosen during onboarding—such as browser controls, joystick mapping, or another approved control path we agree in writing.
What requires Phase 2? Any work meant to align the simulation with a physical robot, including interface mapping, state alignment, and digital twin modeling. Phase 2 is priced and delivered as scoped integration work, not unlimited support.
How long does a custom review take? Typically a few business days for an initial review, depending on the complexity of the request.
Is this for clinical use? No. Research, training, and demonstration only — not for diagnosing or treating patients.
Email manuel.retana@mrpxtech.com with your goals and timeline. If you want to see the training experience first, start with the demo. For a hosted private simulation or digital twin modeling scope, visit Custom Robot Simulation.
For research, training, and demonstration purposes only. This simulation is not medical advice and is not intended for clinical use. The system is provided as-is for educational and research purposes.
Try the browser demo for core surgical training, or open a conversation about a hosted private simulation built for your team.
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