In January 2015, the non-navigation divisions of the company were acquired by Lexmark Inc.. We subsequently renamed the company ClaroNav.

Our surgical navigation roots go back to the development of the first commercial CT-based navigation system, the Viewing Wand, which our founders developed while at ISG Technologies (now part of IBM). The Viewing Wand, FDA cleared in 1994, was used to guide neurosurgery. After we left ISG and formed our own company, we developed and marketed the first vision-based optical tracking system for surgery, the MicronTracker (2003). We then helped other companies develop their own complete MicronTracker-based surgical navigation systems, and, starting in 2010, we initiated our own. We worked closely with dental surgeons to develop and market Navident (first regulatory approval in 2014), and with ENT surgeons to develop and market NaviENT (first approval in 2016).

We currently develop, test, manufacture, market, sell, train, and support our products at our Toronto headquarters. We also market, train and support out of our offices in Europe and East Asia, as well as through a network of national distributors.

OUR VISION IS SIMPLE:

Do Good

Make a clear positive difference in the lives of clinicians and their patients.
Provide desirable jobs to employees.
Treat suppliers and contractors fairly and respectfully.

Have Fun

Provide employees with worthy and exciting challenges to pursue in collaboration with colleagues they respect.
Maintain an open, honest, light-hearted and positive work environment.
Maximize the control employees have on their work life.

Make Money

Pay employees, contractors and suppliers well and on time.
Share corporate ownership with employees fairly.
Aim for a lucrative corporate ownership sale at an opportune time.

Navient ENT Navigation System