The KneeAlign™ system is designed to fit within the surgeon's normal technique and to minimize time and complexity.

The KneeAlign™ system is made up of two key components:

	The KneeAlign™ tibial jig, which is similar to a conventional extramedullary tibial jig, but enables the surgeon to establish the tibia’s mechanical axis by registering anatomic landmarks. After completing the registration process, the surgeon is able to precisely orient the tibial cutting block using the angular measurements from the KneeAlign™ unit and the surgeon’s clinical judgment.
	The KneeAlign™ surgical navigation unit, which is attached to the moving arm of the KneeAlign™ tibial jig and provides the surgeon with real-time feedback on the cutting block’s orientation relative to the tibia. The KneeAlign™ unit contains a computer and sensors and is slightly larger than a smartphone.