Fusetec - Advanced Surgical Training

27/05/2026

Not all preparation prepares you the same way.

Practice matters.
Repetition matters.

And what you practice on matters too.

Not all training experiences are created equal.

The details matter.
Complexity matters.
Exact learning outcomes matters.

Preparation isn’t simply about doing something more times.

It’s about creating meaningful, stepwise learning experiences that build confidence, reduce uncertainty, so surgeons can focus on critical decision-making when the pressure is on.

By the time a surgeon enters the operating room,
the goal isn’t simply to have practiced.

It’s to feel prepared.

26/05/2026

Building global healthcare innovation from Adelaide.

What does it take to build a world-class medtech company from South Australia?

We’re hosting Mark Roe for an honest conversation about entrepreneurship, advanced manufacturing, deep-tech innovation, and the future of surgical training.

Fusetec has developed anatomically accurate surgical training technology now used internationally - helping surgeons safely practice complex procedures without cadavers or wet labs.

A night for founders, engineers, healthcare professionals, students, and ambitious builders.

🎟️ Limited capacity
Register → https://events.humanitix.com/mark-roe-the-innovation-factory

26/05/2026

A FIRST FOR WRIST ARTHROSCOPY TRAINING IN TÜRKIYE

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A few weeks ago at Bursa Hayat Hospital in Türkiye, the TURKISH WRIST ARTHROSCOPY SOCIETY TÜRK EL BİLEĞİ ARTROSKOPİSİ DERNEĞİ ran their first course using Fusetec arthroscopy wrist models.

Exciting to see the momentum continue with the next course already planned for November in Antalya.

Honoured to see our wrist models supporting wrist arthroscopy learning environments.

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Thank you to Prof. .dr.tufankaleli, IWC INTERNATIONAL WRIST CENTER – CLINIQUE DU POIGNET – PARIS, IWAS International Wrist Arthroscopy Society, and everyone involved, along with the educators and industry partners helping create learning environments that continue moving surgical education forward.

First course. 👏
Growing community.

21/05/2026

We’re proud to see our CEO, Mark Roe, invited to share the Fusetec journey as part of this conversation with The Innovation Factory.

Thank you for the opportunity to discuss surgical education, innovation, and the growing medtech ecosystem emerging from South Australia and making an impact on a global scale.

Adelaide innovation is making a global impact.

Join us at The Innovation Factory for a fireside conversation with Mark Roe, founder of Fusetec - an Adelaide-based medtech company reshaping surgical training worldwide.

From advanced surgical simulation to globally recognised healthcare innovation, this is a rare opportunity to hear the story behind one of South Australia’s most fascinating deep-tech companies.

📍 60 Halifax Street, Adelaide
🕔 3 June 2026
🎤 Networking from 5:30 PM - Main session at 6:00 PM
🎟️ Free event

Register here → https://events.humanitix.com/mark-roe-the-innovation-factory

19/05/2026

Quiet work. Real impact.

Every shipment represents preparation, practice, and the responsibility that comes with helping clinicians build confidence before it matters most.

Great outcomes start long before the procedure.

19/05/2026

Quiet work. Real impact.

Every shipment represents preparation, practice, and the responsibility that comes with helping clinicians build confidence before it matters most.

Great outcomes start long before the procedure.

12/05/2026

A few big days in Hong Kong.

Great to have John Budgen representing Fusetec this week at the ASIA Summit on Global Health in Hong Kong alongside Austrade.

Organised by the Hong Kong Government 香港政府 and Hong Kong Trade Development Council, the event brings together healthcare innovators, universities, and medical education leaders from across the region.

Huge thanks to Austrade - Australian Trade and Investment Commission’s support throughout the event.

08/05/2026

Rome this week. London next.

The carry-on luggage continues to raise questions at customs.

Heading to London next week for the 6th UK/EU Frontal Sinus Masterclass at the KARL STORZ training facility.

The future of surgical training is about more repeatable, scalable, measurable ways to train complex procedures and improve outcomes.

Proud to see Fusetec’s frontal sinus models supporting this year’s course alongside an outstanding international faculty and organisers.

Always appreciate the opportunity to meet people face-to-face at these events.

If you’ll be in London for the course, would be great to connect while we’re there.

Course Organisers: Prof Neil Tan, Mr Samuel Leong

Key Faculty: Professor Alkis Psaltis, Dr Agnieszka Strzembosz, Dr Erich Vyskocil, A/Prof Laura van Gerven, Dr Dominik Hinder, Mr Brendan Hanna, Ms Caroline Smith, Dr David Chin, Mr Rishi Sharma

Sponors: karl Storz,

30/04/2026

Wrapping up in Sweden and heading to Rome 🇮🇹

Off to IPSS - International Pediatric Simulation Society Workshop (IPSSW 2026) next week.

Takes place May 4–7, 2026 in Rome, Italy.

Bringing together global leaders in pediatric and perinatal simulation.

Looking forward to the conversations around pediatric simulation and training.

If you’re attending or in the area, feel free to reach out.

And if you have any go-to spots in Rome, I’m all ears.

28/04/2026

Memoirs of Day 2 at

Quick takeaway…

Exhibition floors look small on a map… until you realise you’ve hit your 10,000 steps before lunch.

More meaningful conversations, and wonderful to get to know the people behind the work.

Great conversations across the floor with teams from , , , and , and great to connect with Marian Pfeffer, Maurane Chaligne, Hélène David, Panos Drakoulas, Lorraine Niesink, Erik Sand, Karin Walfridsson, Saga Dagnesjö and many others along the way.

Appreciate everyone who took the time to connect.

28/04/2026

Day one at .

And yes… the gelato lives up to the name.

Great to reconnect with familiar faces and meet new people across the community.

Always a reminder how valuable these in-person conversations are.

Good time spent with teams from , , , and / , along with American Academy of Otolaryngology (AAO) and colleagues across the broader community.

Looking forward to the rest of the week… less so with the insane taxi fares.